Land Rover Discovery Head Bolt Kit New on 2040-parts.com
Lewes, Delaware, US
Brand new still in the bag head bolt kit from British Atlantic. includes torque instructions. The receipt is also pictured showing it sells for 79.95 from AB, I sold the car, don't need it and waited too long to return. free shipping. I'm also listing the complete BOSCH head gasket set necessary for the job.
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