Triumph 500 650 750 Bonneville Tiger Trophy 63 Oil Pumps Lot Of 20 on 2040-parts.com
Staten Island, New York, US
An assorted lot of 20 oil pumps for Triumph 500 650 750 Bonneville Tiger Trophy etc.
majority of the pumps are really in good working order as I collected them having an intension to start up a Triumph service plant,..... with the starting bid each will cost you just U$ 7.50 with shipping.it is far too low for the prices I paid. No world wide in these items as they are too heavy to ship. still I will consider but please inform me early if interested so that I can get a quote for international shipping.
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