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Fiat 600 Abarth 1953 - 1961 Manual Transmission 633cc Original Parts Oem Fiat on 2040-parts.com

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Pineville, Missouri, United States

Pineville, Missouri, United States
Condition:Used

UP FOR AUCTION I HAVE A FIAT  ABARTH 600 MANUAL TRANSMISSION THIS WAS BEHIND A 633 CC ENGINE THIS TRANSAXLE WORKS GREAT 100% GURANTEED  ANY PROBS I WILL REFUND ALL MONEY PAID            IT IS IN THE 1950S OR 1960S     PAYPAL PAYMENT ONLY          SHIPPING WILL BE $110.OO            US BUYERS ONLY SORRY    ITEMS SHIP WITHIN 2 DAYS OF AUCTION END WHEN PAYMENT HAS BEEN MADE    THANKS AND HAPPY BIDDING

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