Alfa Romeo Milano Or 75 - Trunk Mounted Anti-skid Controller Computer - Relay on 2040-parts.com
Groveport, Ohio, US
Up for your consideration is this anti-skid controller computer/device which resides in the trunk of an Alfa Milano (75). Fits 1987-89 models. Fits under the trunk carpet on the outside support post right behind the left rear wheel. Complete and original as taken from a good, low mileage Milano. Please e-mail me if you have any questions about this item. Be sure to check my other Alfa and Fiat parts listings in our eBay store. Thanks for looking.
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