Vintage Subaru 360 1969 1970 69 70 Motor Cover Headcover Air Cooling Shroud on 2040-parts.com
Sisters, Oregon, United States
Up for auction is a VINTAGE SUBARU 360 1969 1970 69 70 motor cover headcover air cooling shroud. Shroud is in great condition. No rust of dents.
I have virtually every part available for the 69 and 70 Subaru 360 coupe. Also have 4 complete cars if you are interested. Have one Young's Model as well. |
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