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Alfa Romeo Milano Or 75 Left Driver Side Interior Door Pull Handle Insert on 2040-parts.com

US $15.00
Location:

Groveport, Ohio, US

Groveport, Ohio, US
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Up for your consideration is the left  (driver side) interior door pull handle insert for an Alfa Milano (75) .   Fits 1987-89 models.  Good, used condition - Complete and original as taken from a good, low mileage non-smokers Milano.   Please see our eBay Store for more of these kinds of parts and other related Alfa and Fiat pieces. 

 

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