New Oem Lada 2101-2107, 4x4, Niva, Samara Oil Filler Cap on 2040-parts.com
Ufa, Bashkortostan, Russian Federation
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New OEM LADA 2101-2107, 4x4, Niva, Samara Oil Filler Cap.
Made in Russia. Payment Only PayPal Shipping Combined shipping is possible. Please contact me first before purchasing so that combined shipping can be arranged. This item is shipped via Regular Mail with tracking number. Return Policy If for any reason you have not received the item or the item you have received came damaged, please contact me first so that I can resend the item or refund you. FeedbackIt is very important to me so please take a few minutes to leave your feedback upon your purchase. If you feel unhappy about your purchase, please contact me first Feel free to email me if you need any Lada spare part so that I can list it. |
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