Alfa Romeo Milano Or 75 Command Center Flasher Control Panel Warning Light Sendr on 2040-parts.com
Groveport, Ohio, US
Up for your consideration is this 1987-89 Alfa Romeo Milano or 75 Command Center Flasher Control Panel Sender/Signaler. Very good, used original condition - taken from a lightly wrecked vehicle. This is a very hard-to-find original piece. It is the standard Milano matte-black in color and has no flaws as the previous owner was quite meticulous in his care of the vehicle. This piece is in very useable and presentable condition. Standard Milano satin-black finish. Rachet mechanism in perfect working order. Mounts up above the tray in front of the passenger side. Complete, and includes original wire stubs for ease of identification and reconnecting.
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