Hello all,
I’m looking for one Fingerpull for my 1962 Countryman.
I need the R/H REAR FINGERPULL part #. 14A7635.
Please see item #12 in the attached photo.
Many thanks for your help.
Jim
Fingerpull
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Re: Fingerpull
Thanks Andrew.
It’s been fifteen years since starting the restoration. Two or three weeks is nothing.
Jim
It’s been fifteen years since starting the restoration. Two or three weeks is nothing.
Jim
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