Authentic Maserati Classiche Burgundy Cap 920007673 on 2040-parts.com
Hinsdale, Illinois, United States
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Authentic Maserati Classiche Burgundy Cap 920007673. 100% unused, 100% authentic, 100% unused. Burgundy cap with smart Maserati Classiche branding finely embroidered on the front and on the right-hand side. An additional stylish element is the particular border around the rigid pre-formed visor, with branding details Maserati along the entire perimeter. The customized metal buckle on the back allows you to adjust the cap size. Part #920007673 Buy it now $43.00 Free shipping within the USA, calculated shipping overseas Signature required upon delivery |
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