Horn Button Jaguar Xk120 Jaguar Logo on 2040-parts.com
Nine Mile Falls, Washington, United States
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Jaguar XK120 horn button, as shown, the pic is the exact item, this was never installed and is in excellent show quality condition, it is likely a more modern exact repro. looks great..make your interior steering wheel horn button gleam. FREE shipping to US contig 48, return allowed within 14 days buyer pays return shipping and $8 restock fee.
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