76y"personal Manta4" Wood Steering W/horn Button 35cm(13.7inch) on 2040-parts.com
OSAKA, Japan
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76y"PERSONAL MANTA4" Wood Steering w/Horn Button. 35cm (13.7inch) diameter wheel. There are also the 6 mounting bolts. There are scratches but witch have no clacks very good condition. If you're thinking bid, please bid to think well on on the understanding to see photo and description. If you have any questions please ask. The payment is only Paypal.
Shipping cost for EU/UK, International parcel Japanpost EMS $53.00. Shipping cost for Africa/South America, International parcel Japanpost EMS $70.00. |
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