8 New Valve Cotters Keepers Sunbeam Alpine Humber Hillman Minx Husky Series V on 2040-parts.com
Dayton, Ohio, United States
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You are purchasing 8 new valve cotters/keepers for the Series V engines for the Sunbeam Alpine and Rapier, Hillman Minx and Husky, Humber Hawk. You will receive 8 halves as pictured. These can be used on either intake or exhaust valves. Good spares to have in your toolbox. New from a vintage British inventory, part number 5220327. {CHI} Photos are the actual part you will receive. Please see our store and other auctions for more NOS, new and one of a kind British parts. We are always happy to combine shipping whenever possible. Thanks! |
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