Alfa Romeo Spider Duetto 1600 Rear Chromium Metal Script 155 Mm. Lenght on 2040-parts.com
Torino, Italy
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ALFA ROMEO SPIDER DUETTO 1600 rear chromium metal script 155 x 30 millimeters lenght.
Three screwed studs on back. The item is brand new and in perfect condition. Shipping worldwide by registered letter 10,00 $. Payment by PayPal or bank money transfer. |
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