Alfa Romeo Reverse Thread Steel Lugnuts , Left Hand, Set 8, 750-101-105, Nr, Fs! on 2040-parts.com
Santa Ana, California, United States
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ALFA ROMEO Reverse Thread Steel Lugnuts, left hand, drivers side (L) good used factory original, set of eight (8) mfgd late sixties, fits 750 - 101 -105 series. Checked, all thread cleanly. Clearing out odds and ends. Known seller, tennis hacker and friend of ALFA, check my feedback and other items. Questions? Please ask. No Reserve, Free Shipping! (USA) Bid early, Bid often, thank you!
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