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(1) Military Large Neck Gas Cap With New Gasket M151 M37 M715 M151a1 M151a2 B on 2040-parts.com

US $5.00
Location:

Muskego, Wisconsin, US

Muskego, Wisconsin, US
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(1) LARGE NECK GAS CAP WITH NEW GASKET, NON-VENTED STYLE

EXACT ITEM AS SHOWN IN PHOTO

FOR LARGE NECK GASOLINE GAS TANKS ON "M" SERIES MILITARY VEHICLES

INCLUDES NEW GASKET INSTALLED AND CHAIN AS SHOWN

 

REF: M151 M151A1 M151A2 M715 M37 M38 M38A1

SEE MY OTHER ITEMS FOR ADDITIONAL BUICK AND OLDSMOBILE CAPS AS WELL AS MILITARY VEHICLE ITEMS AND MILITARY SURPLUS CLOTHING

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