Bmw 2002 Wood Shift Knob on 2040-parts.com
Bursa, Osmangazi, Turkey
DHL FAST SHIPPING,you will receive the item in 3 working day!!!Brand New BMW WOOD Shift KnobThis wood shift knob will fit the following BMW's: 1602 (1968-1971) 2002 (1968-1976) 2002Tii (1972-1974) metric thread 15/5 E10 E12 E9 E3 M535i 2002 1802.
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