Comer C50 Kart Engine , Unused Starter Shroud Assemble. on 2040-parts.com
Phillipsburg, New Jersey, United States
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This part looks as never installed, although the rope hangs out about 2 inches as it has been stored since around year 2000. The spring I believe has lost a bit of tension from sitting so long & should be wound up a bit, but it pulls fine and rope returns to a bit out. I bought it in a kart buyout & i am sure the person had it for a spare. I have not looked up the current price so The price I have this listed for is less than 1/2 the going discount price.
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