Chrome Altenator Bracket From Jegs on 2040-parts.com
Thornville, Ohio, US
It is not ever been mounted on anything although I do not have package for it. May need cleaned up a bit been in barn for 15 years in good shape no major scratches. What you see in pic is what you get. Buyer responsible for all shipping cost. Check out my other auctions. I will not ship out of CONUS. Thanks for looking!
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