Wtb: 96-99 Hydroboost Brake Pedal

By jgreen-fsi
August 4, 2011 in Classifieds (Buy/Sell/Trade)

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jgreen-fsi

Posted August 4, 2011

I'm looking for a hydroboost brake pedal for a 96-99 full size GMT400 with a automatic transmission. It can be found in almost any 3/4 ton and one ton trucks and SUV's with diesels or 454's.

Many thanks

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