Ferrari Testarossa Ring Pinion Transaxle Differential Gear Carrier Unit_155099 on 2040-parts.com
Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania, United States
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Ferrari Testarossa Rear End Transaxle Bull Gear Differential Carrier Unit Original Ferrari Production
Used, in like new condition Part number 155099 On part reads 406 10066115 499248 300 447 Fits the following models: Ferrari 365 GT4 Berlinetta Boxer_512 BB_512 BBi_512 M_512 TR_Testarossa 1987_Testarossa 1990 You will see reflections 100% GENUINE FACTORY FERRARI PART. Selling off years of new and used Ferrari stock I am always happy to combine the shipping of multiple purchases so that my customers can save on postage costs! First bid buys it!! Keep in mind eBay takes a percentage of the shipping fees
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