*** Heinze Coil *** on 2040-parts.com
Northfield, Ohio, United States
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Heinze combination coil and magneto switch. Mag-Off-Batt positions. No key but is in unlocked position. Appears complete and in nice working condition. Feel free to call 440-786-8141 for further information. Flat fee shipping $15.00 within continental U.S. including insurance. |
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