Master Cylinder Mg Midget Mk Iii, Mk Iv on 2040-parts.com
East Berlin, Pennsylvania, US
This is an OEM Lockheed master cylinder for MG Midget MK III and IV. Push rod included. It is in excellent condition for its age with no rust or dents. It will need to have a rebuild kit installed.
This part is sold “as is”; there is no warranty implied or expressed.
Payment: Full payment due within 24 hours of close of auction.
Buyer responsible for shipping or local pickup. Free local pickup. Estimated shipping via USPS to Seattle is $7.
Returns and refunds. Returns accepted only within 14 days of receipt with full refund if returned during that period and in same condition as when purchased. No returns or refunds after 14 days from date of receipt. Buyer responsible for return shipping.
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