Air Cleaner Stainless Steel Wing Nut - For All 30's-60's Models - Show Quality! on 2040-parts.com
Sugar Land, Texas, US
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This auction is for (1) Stainless Steel Wing Nut and an extra one that is stamped steel (as pictured) -- These secure the air cleaner lid to the carburator and make the under hood look professionally restored.
Dimensions and Quantities are:
The Stainless Steel one looks really awesome, show quality and is brand new!! Global shipping OK!!!
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