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Classic Mini brake wheel cylinder rear 5/8 up to 1967

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Part No: GWC1101

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$17.56 Classic Mini Wheel Cylinder Rear 5/8 Diameter Reproduction

5/8' rear wheel cylinder used from 1959-1967. Gasket to backplate and locating circlip are included

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