Alfa Romeo Giulietta Spider, Sprint Rear Right And Left Brake Drums on 2040-parts.com
Alden, New York, United States
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These Brake Drums are in very good physical condition. All of the cooling fins are intact. The lug holes are round. The Drum lining are solid but they will need to be turned as any 50+ year old brake drum will need. These are getting very hard to find in good rebuildable condition.
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