Gianelle Qatar Chrome Cap. Discoutinued! Hard To Find!! Nice Cap! on 2040-parts.com
Kansas City, Kansas, US
Up for sale is a used Gianelle Qatar cap with chrome finish, if your looking for black you could always paint this one. They are no longer made and very hard to find! Flat price with free shipping!
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