Sunbeam Tiger / Alpine Lowering Stub Axles on 2040-parts.com
Woori Yallock, VIC, Australia
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LOWERING STUB AXLES FOR SUNBEAM TIGER AND ALPINE THESE STUBS WILL LOWER THE FRONT OF CAR 1" THESE GENUINE ROOTES GROUP STUB AXLES WILL LOWER THE CAR AND IMPROVE HANDLING AND TRACTION ALSO IMPROVES APPEARANCE. LAST PAIR IN EXISTANCE. PLEASE NOTE: HEAVY ITEMS, INTERNATIONAL FREIGHT IS $110. |
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