1986 Jaguar Xjs-v12 Rear Brake Caliper Cores For Rebuild Left And Right on 2040-parts.com
Cranston, Rhode Island, US
This is one pair of Jaguar rear brake caliper cores, left and right, only good for rebuild, lots of flash rust, came out an 1986 V12, sat for quite awhile, still should be good for a rebuild. thanks for looking WILL SHIP ANYWHERE IF BUYER PAYS COST NO RETURNS
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