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Wilmott Breeden Boot T-handle Morris Austin Van Bmc Sherpa Leyland Triumph on 2040-parts.com

US $24.99
Location:

Ayios Omologhitaes, Nicosia, Cyprus

Ayios Omologhitaes, Nicosia, Cyprus
small dings and spots NON LOCKING
Brand:Wilmott Breeden Country/Region of Manufacture:United Kingdom

British made Wilmott Breeden T-shaped trunk boot handle.
It is non locking as it has a blank were the key would fit.
It has a few dings and spots but the chrome is bright.
Shipping is fixed at $10 worldwide.

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