Linkert 1 1/16" Venturi M2, M5, M21, M41, M51, Etc. # 27362-30- Usa Made ! on 2040-parts.com
Brattleboro, Vermont, US
Venturi - 1
1/16"
OEM # 27362-30
( 1265-30A )
Used on M2, M5,
M21, M41, M51, M52, M55, M58, M64, M65, M84, M97
USA Made
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Linkert 1 1/16" venturi m2, m5, m21, m41, m51, etc. # 27362-30- usa made !(US $24.95)
Linkert float bowl - all 1936-1965 harley ohv(US $54.00)
Linkert float bowl - all 1936-1965 harley ohv(US $54.00)
Linkert float bowl - all 1936-1965 harley ohv(US $54.00)
Linkert / schebler 20 pack brass drill plug -# 27327-24 ( 1263-24 )(US $39.95)
Linkert / schebler 20 pack brass drill plug -# 27327-24 ( 1263-24 )(US $39.95)
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