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Alfa Romeo Brake Fluid Reservoir Cap on 2040-parts.com

Location:

Netanya, default, Israel

Netanya, default, Israel
Condition:New other (see details) Brand:Benditalia

Hi everybody,
You are bidding a NOS Alfa Romeo Brake Fluid Reservoir Cap. This is an OEM part.

This item fits split type reservoir, commonly can be found on early 116 series GT\GTV models (<'77), as well as most of the 105 series models.

The item is in its original package and never been used!

Please feel free to ask any question about this item.
Will ship worldwide (see exclusions).
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