New Mgb Tr7 Brake Master Fail Failure Switch Mgb 1975-1980 Triumph Tr7 Mg Midget on 2040-parts.com
Knoxville, Tennessee, US
Brand New Brake Master Cylinder failure switch for MGB's from 1976-1980 and All Triumph TR7's. These screw into the bottom of the brake master. These were also used on the pipe union for MG Midgets from 1968-1975 with the brass brake pipe union connection. Great Deal.
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