Original Amco Walnut Gearshift Knob Used For Early Mgb Mg Parts on 2040-parts.com
Comox, British Columbia, Canada
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For Sale: Original Amco walnut gearshift knob in used condition for early MGB Please view the item
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Multiple units for sale
listed Aug. 21, and more available upon request. Watch for future sales of
collectibles, MG parts, etc.
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