Linkert L&l Dc Carb Float Bowl W/ Float on 2040-parts.com
Tampa, Florida, US
The listing is for a Linkert L&L DC Carb Float bowl and float assembly. The bowl has "Wild One" stamped in the side. Only what is pictured is included. Please see all the pictures for the condition.
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