Mga Mg Tr4, 4-way To L/f Hose Brake Pipe.181-240 on 2040-parts.com
Pleasanton, California, United States
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This is an auction for a New MGA MG TR4, 4-way to L/F hose Brake Pipe Moss Motors Pn #181-240 May fit others, please research yourself to make sure. No returns for buyers remorse, etc. Return Postage to be paid by buyer. We will be listing many British car parts. MG, Triumph, Jaguar, Austin Healey. We are liquidating the inventory of Shadetree Motors. Please mark us as a favorite seller if you are in need of any British Car Parts. Thank you for viewing our ad and please take a look at our other auctions
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Wheel Cylinders & Parts for Sale
Mg td tf brake hose, front or rear, dephi 180-840(US $18.25)
Mga mg brake pipe between front wheel cyl.181-140(US $9.25)
Wheel cylinder - crown# 5066158aa(US $30.55)
Wheel cylinder - crown# 4423922(US $29.84)
Isuzu wheel cylinders 2 1-47601008-1(US $50.00)
Wheel cylinder - crown# 4728859(US $35.42)
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