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Nardi Classic Steering Horn Button-single Contact W/polished Trim Ring on 2040-parts.com

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OSAKA, Japan

OSAKA, Japan
Condition:Used Brand:Nardi Warranty:No Manufacturer Part Number:no description Country of Manufacture:Italy

Nardi Classic Steering Horn Button-Single Contact, Polished Trim Ring w/6bolts.

There are scratches and rubbing but the state is the good used.

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Shipping cost for USA/Australia, International parcel Japanpost EMS $25.00.

Shipping cost for EU/UK, International parcel Japanpost EMS $30.00.

Shipping cost for Asia, International parcel Japanpost EMS $20.00.

Shipping cost for Africa/South America, International parcel Japanpost EMS $35.00.

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