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Triumph Tr 3a From Ts 60001 Thru 3b Red Carpet Cut Pile Set. Moss # 639 - 070 on 2040-parts.com

US $279.99
Location:

Canyon Lake, Texas, United States

Canyon Lake, Texas, United States
Condition:New

Brand new carpet set in red color for TRIUMPH TR 3A from TS 60001 thru TR 3B.  Moss part #  639 - 070. Moss is selling this set for $389.99. All my parts, accessories, manuals, books, magazines and posters is stored in dark, non smoking room with A/C. I am selling all my stuff because of my age. For shipping quote you can send me email with your zip code. I charge only actual shipping price and no any extra fees. Thank you for looking.

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