1949 To 1982 Radiator Safety Cap 17lb.(cc17bl) Ih ,audi,bmw,gm,ih,mopar,vw,jeep on 2040-parts.com
Godfrey, Illinois, United States
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This radiator safety cap is from SEAL-TITE . New Old Stock from a part store closed in the 80's listed to fit various makes & models 1949 to 1982. # CC17BL See the third photo for exact applications I have this item in stock ready to ship soon as payment arrives. There will be no charge to you fro domestic shipping (to USA only) International buyer will pay extra $4.00 handling figured into shipping cost. c-4 |
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