Austin Healy Bn1 Bn2 Trunk Handle Orig on 2040-parts.com
Diamond Bar, California, United States
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original rear trunk handle bn1 bn2 has they stamped numbers on the brown colored shaft chrome is pittd but doable for new chrome used on many models ,,,,,,, check as i am not resp for what you need it for you do the research need more pics if not sure i can send
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