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Vintage Italian Car Steering Column Only on 2040-parts.com

US $780.00
Location:

Belair, SA, Australia

Belair, SA, Australia

 CIRCA 1925 ITALIAN CAR STEERING COLUMN  AS PER PHOTO (WHEEL NOT INCLUDED !)

  MAY SUIT MANY  ITALIAN  VINTAGE CARS  SUCH AS FIATS ,ALFAS, CIERANOS OM, ANSALDO ECT.

  ITEM SOLD AS IS  WHERE IS WITH NO RETURNS

STORED FOR MANY DECADES RARE ITEM

WORLDWIDE  SHIPPING TO BE ARRANGED AND RESPONSIBILITY OF  PURCHASER   AT BUYERS COST.

SHIPPING QUOTE ONLY ESTIMATE AS THIS IS AN OLD VINTAGE HEAVY AND VERY RARE ITEM

 

 

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