Tipo 33 Alfa Romeo Autodelta 1972 Tt33 Race Car Electrical Wiring Harness on 2040-parts.com
Ridgewood, New York, US
This is a Complete used Original ELECTRICAL WIRING HARNESS from a 1972 Alfa Romeo / AUTODELTA TT33 Prototype RACE CAR. It is original and it has its bullet connectors. There is no fuse box. Most of the wires are labeled and most in Italian. SEE My Other Listings for more interesting Alfa parts. I will combine multiple won items to save on shipping costs. Thanks for looking.
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