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Used Take-off Torque Converter 79-85 Fiat/pinninfarina 2000 Spider,brava W/auto! on 2040-parts.com

US $199.95
Location:

Goshen, Indiana, United States

Goshen, Indiana, United States
Used Take-Off Torque Converter 79-85 Fiat/Pinninfarina 2000 Spider,Brava W/Auto!, US $199.95, image 1
“Nice Used Take off items Working when removed from restoration project over 15 years ago and dry stored inside ever since.Please Study all Photos Carefully!”
Brand:GM/Hydromatic/Fiat-Lancia-Pinninfarina Surface Finish:Exact OEM GM Automatic Transmission Manufacturer Part Number:T-Z Warranty:No Warranty Interchange Part Number:NPN Country/Region of Manufacture:United States Placement on Vehicle:Front, Lower Core Charge:NONE UPC:Does not apply

  

   This offer/listing is for One (1) very nice used "Take-Off" OEM Fiat/Lancia/Pinninfarina/GM Auto-Trans 3-Point Mounting Torque Converter Assembly (as Shown), for the 1979-85 or later Fiat/Pinninfarina 124/2000 Spider and some Brava 2000 F.I. Model Vehicles with the Very Rare Optional Automatic Transmission. Related Part#s are T-Z, NPN and NLA. Please view all Photos carefully! You will get the Exact Item That is Shown in These Photos! These items may be a bit greasy, oxidized, dusty and shelf-worn (please Check All Photos) but in decent used Condition after many years of dry parts room storage! We mark our used items so they do not get confused with your items! Please study photos carefully, check with club or dealership specs and your measurements, ask any questions and double check/compare your actual needed part# to our listing prior to bidding. All USED and NOS parts are subject to some possible deterioration, oxidation and shelf-ware from age and long term storage. For this reason we can offer NO Warranty on USED "Take-Off" and New Old Stock Parts!

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