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Austin Healey Sprite,mg Midget, Original Aluminum Thermostat Cover, !! on 2040-parts.com

Location:

Kansas City, Missouri, United States

Kansas City, Missouri, United States

Listed for an MG Midget or Austin Healey Sprite, is an original aluminum thermostat cover. Cover has no damage or excessive corrosion. Part # is AEA 806.  Shipping will be $8.50 in the USA. Local pick up is welcomed. We will sell international.

Items are the picture unless otherwise stated. Technical assistance is provided to the installer by telephone or email. Buyer is responsible for all shipping and crating charges. No refunds on items unless pre-approved. In the event of a refund, NO postage charges will be refunded. We reserve the right to sell all listed items locally.

We accept Pay-pal, and all major credit cards. Contact must be made with seller within 3 days. All items must be paid for within 7 days. E-mails will be answered on a daily basis.

We are a Restoration and Repair Shop," Foreign Car Enterprise"; 816 471 6687, currently listing 25 years of accumulated British Car Parts

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