Alfa Romeo Duetto Spider, 1600, Gtv, Giulia Super Brake Reservoir on 2040-parts.com
Livonia, New York, US
Up for bid is an original Brake Reservoir for an Alfa Romeo Duetto Spider, 1600, GTV or Giulia Super.
This Brake Reservoir is in good physical condition with no leaks. The cap spins off nicely.
It will need some minor restoration as far as cleaning.
Brake Reservoir is sold as pictured. You pay for shipping.
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