Bmw Pagid T1026 Sport Front Brake Pads on 2040-parts.com
Orange County, CA, US
Up for bidding is a set of front disc pads by Pagid T1026 for your Beemer. New in the box. No need for the brakes as I have already sold my BMW. I will accept Paypal. Shipping cost: $12.35 via USPS Priority Mail. (2 to 3 business days) with tracking numbers. Thank you for looking.
T1026 PAGID Sport Brake Pads Front Fits Alfa Romeo 156 2.0 16V 95, BMW 330i [E46] 00 - 05, M3 [E36] 3.0 & 3.2 92 - 99, M3 [E46] 00 - 07, M5 [E34] 88 - 97 BMW Z3 M Roadster 3.2i 97 - 03, BMW Z4 M Coupe 06, |
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