82 83 84 85 Renault Fuego Front Brake Rotor New European Made on 2040-parts.com
Wolcott, Connecticut, US
THIS IS FOR SALES NUMBER 7466 A NEW EUROPEAN MADE RH OR LH FRONT BRAKE ROTOR FOR 82 83 84 RENAULT FUEGO WITHOUT TURBO AND 85 FUEGO ALL. THE DIAMETER IS 9.37" AND WIDTH IS .472". THE BOLT CIRCLE IS 3.94". PAYPAL PAYMENTS ONLY. VIEW PICTURE..
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