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Bankeryd, Sweden

Bankeryd, Sweden
Turn signal Fiat Dino, image 1
“Turn signal door. Used but in very good condition, see pictures. It is in very good, but not mint condition.”
Surface Finish:Very good, but not new Country/Region of Manufacture:Sweden Warranty:No

Turn signal door. For Fiat Dino coupé. It is for a 2400 but I believe it is the same for 2000 coupé. Used but in very good condition, see pictures. It is in very good condition, but not mint condition. The buyer pays the shipping. The turn signal is located in Sweden, so is the seller. Will ship to any country but are uncertain of the shipping cost and will find the cheapest alternative for the buyer. Shipping example is for Stuttgart Germany.

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