Audi 100ls Brake Master Cylinder 5/72-5/73 New Ate 803611021e German on 2040-parts.com
Kimberton, Pennsylvania, United States
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This is a NEW Master Cylinder for 5/72 thru 5/73 Audi 100LS. It is a NOS part made by ATE in Germany. Audi reference # 803-611-021-E, ATE number 2122-3802. Actual part pictured. I normally ship the same day as payment is received, or the following business day.
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