Alfa Romeo 75 Carburetor In Tank Fuel Filter on 2040-parts.com
Netanya, default, Israel
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You are bidding a brand new NOS original Alfa Romeo 75 carburetor in tank fuel filter. Part number: 0071714814 Item in its original packaging, never been opened or used! Please feel free to ask any question about this item. Will ship worldwide (see description). Shipping with tracking number is available for additional $3. If you need a tracking number, please contact me before paying. Accept Paypal only. Please don't forget to check my other items ;-) Thank you and happy bidding! |
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