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Classic Austin Mini Upper Radiator Bracket Top 's' 1275

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Part No: 12G617

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Internet Price $21.96

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$32.96 Classic Austin Mini Upper Radiator Bracket Top 's' 1275 Stainless Steel

When fitting a 1275 engine you will need to fit this top radiator bracket and GRH247 top hose . A stainless steel version is available as 12G617S.

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