Alfa Romeo Spider 1971 On Ash Tray Assembly Oe Nos Issue on 2040-parts.com
Studio City, California, United States
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For sale.....................Alfa Romero Spider 1971 - Ash Tray Assembly. This is OE, NOS. The issue is the fabric around the badge has a tare and the ash tray slider is missing the handle, otherwise, top notch. MANY OTHER ORIGINAL, NEW OLD STOCK ALFA ROMEO PARTS ON-HAND.
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