Lada Niva-2121, Lada 4x4 Offroad Subframe Framework Chassis Transfer Case (box) on 2040-parts.com
Perm, default, Russian Federation
The transfer box subframe with third pillarfor any modifications LADA NIVA-2121(VAZ-2121, LADA 4x4)Used for protect the transfer boxagainst shock and damage.Significantly increases the reliability of mounting The subframe is mounted on the power components of the body (the side members)
PAYMENT:Payment is accepted via Paypal.SHIPPING We will ship the item 3 business days after your payment clears. We always send our items via Russianpost (Russian Mail). After sending we will give you an international track number and you can track the package at any time Most of the time international shipping from Russia takes up to 3-4 weeks (sometimes more, depending from buyer address). Import duties, taxes and charges are not included in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are the buyer's responsibility. At the combined purchase we can give the discount for delivery |
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