1977 Rupp Nitro Liquid Cooled Brake Rotor on 2040-parts.com
Kars, Ontario, Canada
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1977 Rupp Nitro 440 Liquid Cooled Brake rotor. Looks good. Made USA. 10"x 10"x 4" 3lbs DO NOT TRUST E BAYS SHIPPING CALCULATOR! EMAIL US FOR SHIPPING QUOTES. WE SHIP FEDEX GROUND OR CANADIAN MAIL EXPEDITED, TRACKABLE AND INSURED ONLY. IF YOU PAY BASED ON E BAY SHIPPING RATES YOU MAY BE RE INVOICED. |
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