Alfa Romeo Spider Black Shift Boot on 2040-parts.com
US $13.99
Location:
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Condition:NewPlacement on Vehicle:FrontCountry of Manufacture:CanadaSurface Finish:Vinyl
This was made for an Alfa Romeo Spider . Ensure the part will fit your car before bidding on part.
Item Condition: New and in good condition. Made to match the original in Vinyal by a local shop in Montreal. Does have some imperfections In the thread but a very good boot.
Shipping: Buyers to pay for shipping and any duties if applicable. We use regular ground shipping courier. If you require faster shipping, or insurance you must let us know and it will be provided at an extra cost. We will ship anywhere in the world, email us for shipping quote.
Courrier Used:
Canada Post ( for small items) / Fed-ex Ground ( for large purchased items)
Standard Shipping time:
Canada 3-7 days - USA 7 -21 daysEurope/Asia/South America/Africa 21-70 days
If you require faster shipping, you will need to let us know at time of payment. We do not control shipping and you can sometimes expect delay if purchase is going through customs.
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