Wilwood 120-10188 on 2040-parts.com
Darien, Illinois, United States
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Two brand new Wilwood brake calipers for sale.
Part number 120-10188 Caliper,DPS,LW,1.75,.38 RTR 3.25 MT S/O 662561 This listing is for two calipers and not just one. 40$ cheaper than at any vendor Free shipping |
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