Alfa Romeo 164 Electronic Shock Front For 164s And 164q on 2040-parts.com
Dover, New Hampshire, US
This is a single electronic strut from my prior 1991 Alfa Romeo 164S. I was saving it as a good used one because new ones are through the roof expensive, but automotive changes have rendered this overstock, thus it is for sale now! Still in good shape, proper pressure and resistance with no corrosion on the chrome strut portion, and no leakage, electronic portion worked on removal, ready for your car!
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