Jr Dragster Karting Windshield Mounting Screws Black Finish Stainless Steel on 2040-parts.com
Old Bridge, New Jersey, United States
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Package of 20 each Black Oxide Finish Stainless Steel button head screws and nylon insert lock nuts. This is enough to do a windshield/windscreen and have a few extras for spares. These are perfect for those that want that blacked out look, or just a contrast. Also available in natural 18-8 stainless steel  |
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