Fuel Cell Race Car Metal With Plastic Bladder New Large Capacity on 2040-parts.com
Cherry Valley, Illinois, United States
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SAFE FUEL CELL Large Capacity Safe fuel cell for various applications. Brand New - never installed. Some scratches from handling. Excellent for various power sports type projects. Designed for use with gasoline. Not going to be used for my latest project. Thanks for Looking! |
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