Ferrari 250 330 275 Gtb 2-4 Interior Mirror on 2040-parts.com
Bochum, Germany
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Selling interior mirror for 275GTB 2 &4 or 330GT 1965-1967 Used but in perfect condition. hard to find Comes with Bracket. no oxididation traces in mirror glass. day/ night works fine. See my other vintage ferrari parts. good luck sell world wide flatrate 40 usd drsbuurman(at)gmx.net Cornelis 44789 Bochum Germany |
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