Alfa Romeo Gtv 6 Used Original Lower Center Console on 2040-parts.com
Cornwall Bridge, Connecticut, US
This is a Used Original Lower CENTER CONSOLE for Alfa Romeo GTV6 models. It is as pictured with use wear and some scuffs. There are no apparent cracks. It needs a good cleaning and will need a shift boot. There is no lighter or mirror control switch. Listed separately is a GTV6 dashboard and gauge shroud. SEE My Other Listings for more interesting NOS and used Alfa parts. I will combine multiple won items whenever possible to save on shipping cost. Thank you for looking and good luck bidding.
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