New Triumph Gt6 Gearbox Laygear / Cluster Gear on 2040-parts.com
St Kilda East, VIC, Australia
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Brand new GT6 gearbox laygear part # UKC3196. Perfect condition, in
factory wax paper. Includes two sets of needle roller bearings.
This is the last NEW GT6 cluster gear in the local universe. Photos show it unwrapped for first time since leaving the factory circa 1973. |
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