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Citroen 2cv Dyane Mehari Truckette Ami Oe-style Shift Knob (white) on 2040-parts.com

US $25.00
Location:

Capital Federal, Buenos Aires, Argentina

Capital Federal, Buenos Aires, Argentina

Citroen 2cv Shift Knob (White)

This is a reproduction of the original style shift knob as used on the Citroen 2cv

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