Oldtimer Kupplung Kupplungsscheibe für Opel Rekord C Estate 1.7 S KW 55 Baujahr 1966- 1971 Seat Ford Focus Turnier 8 KW 132 PS

Oldtimer Kupplung Kupplungsscheibe für Opel Rekord C Estate 1.7 S KW 55 Baujahr 1966- 1971 Seat Ford Focus Turnier 8 KW 132 PS

Name: Oldtimer Kupplung Kupplungsscheibe für Opel Rekord C Estate 1.7 S KW 55 Baujahr 1966- 1971 Seat Ford Focus Turnier 8 KW 132 PS
Brand: porrinoindustrial.es
SKU: 65997863486
Price: 120.00 USD
Availability: InStock
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Oldtimer Kupplung Kupplungsscheibe für Opel Rekord C Estate 1.7 S KW 55 Baujahr 1966 1971 Seat Ford Focus Turnier 8 KW 132 PS Ford Focus Turnier 0 CRDi 140 (103 kW PS 140 Baujahr 02 2008 06 2012) darüber hinaus garantieren wir für unsere Produkte hohe Qualität wir haben bestimmt die für Sie die passende Kupplung

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