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Greeves Hawkstone Gas Tank W/ Badges on 2040-parts.com

US $72.00
Location:

Whittier, California, US

Whittier, California, US
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Vintage Rare Greeves Hawkstone tank with Badges. Only....
(gas cap not included)
I cleaned it up and surface, flash rust inside Nothing major, no big or harmful spots. I'll run some automotive rust inhibitor metal surface prep through it and it will be cleaned. Has a 1/2 dollar size indent on top right, big dents. It has 1 small ding on top right front. Check pictures out.
I need a lower end 34A, 36A for My 65 CoTTon and a 62 MCS Both 250cc

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