Mg Td Rear Spare Tire Rack -nice Shape on 2040-parts.com
Prescott, Arizona, United States
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I am parting out a 1952 MG TD .This is the rear spare tire rack. It is in nice original shape with no breaks, rust or bends. It needs to be stripped and repainted for show. Includes the license plate//light bracket. .As are the lower clamps. These original parts are getting harder and harder to find. Get this for now or down the road.
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