Nardi Porsche 914 4 Cyl. 1969 - 1971 Original Steering Wheel Hub Adapter New on 2040-parts.com
Torino, Italy
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Brand new NARDI original steering wheel hub adapter suitable for PORSCHE 914 4 cylinder since 1969 to 1971. VERY HARD TO FIND
This hub has pattern hole, fits on Nardi steering wheels, 6 holes. It is brand new, comes with all items necessary for mouting retainer horn button ring and 6 bolts. Total height 95 mm. The item is boxed. Shipping worldwide by registered letter 15.00 $. Payment by PayPal or bank money transfer. |
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