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Small parts, Armrest, hazard switches, steering column cover


Seb

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Price: $100
Location: Germany


Description:

I have some parts left.. one brown passenger armrest, 35$

2 hazard switches, one green fog light switch, 29$ each (one is missing the ring)

lower steering column cover with switch attached. at the inner side at the screw hole is a very small piece of plastic missing, 35$

 

Shipping worldwide. 8$ (up to 0,5kg weight) shipping for armrest 12$ (0,5kg-1kg)

 

Please send pm if interested

 

EDIT: switches are sold

 

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