Lot 4 Pcs. Fiat 1800 B + 2300 + Coupe Idler Arm Rubber Seal Nos New on 2040-parts.com
Zuid-Beijerland, Netherlands
 Original Fiat. Part no 4222455. Price is for the lot of 4.(070420/150325)
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