Fiat 600d Timing Kit Nos on 2040-parts.com
Singapore, Singapore
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This is for a set of NOS Fiat 600D Timing kit. Kit included 44 links double timing chain, gear big 34 teeth & gear small 16 teeth.
AIR mail to all countries is $40.00. Alternate SEA shipping to all countries is $18.00 & it takes about 11 weeks to reach. Please email me if you want the slower shipping. 
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