Nos Fiat Gas Pedal Rotating Shaft Support For 126, Bravo, And Others P/n 4121226 on 2040-parts.com
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This is a NOS (NEW) Fiat gas pedal rotating shaft support bracket. It fits (amongst others) Fiat 126 and Bravo. THIS IS FROM THE PARTS STOCK OF DONATO & SONS MOTORS, ONE OF INDIANA'S PREMIER SPORTS & FOREIGN CAR DEALERSHIPS FOR MANY YEARS. WE WERE A TRIUMPH & FIAT NEW CAR DEALERSHIP FROM 1959 UNTIL THEY LEFT THE US MARKET. |
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