Linkert Main Nozzle 1940-1951 Harley Ohv Carbs #27331-40 on 2040-parts.com
Brattleboro, Vermont, US
This auction is for 1 main nozzle OEM 27331-40. Correct
main nozzle for all 1940-1951 Harley OHV . Manufactured by Linkert Carbs. USA made.
We
manufacture the widest variety of Linkert carburetor parts in the
world, period, and have several hundred thousand parts in stock.
Please note - ebay now demands we make our buy it nor price for auctions unrealistic ( at least 30% HIGHER ), so from now on fixed price sales only .
I stock rebuilt Linkert & Schebler carburetors, what would you like to see listed ?
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Antique, Vintage, Historic for Sale
Linkert main nozzle 1940-1951 harley ohv carbs #27331-40(US $21.95)
Linkert main nozzle harley m45 & m75 carbs #27331-41 (US $21.95)
Linkert main nozzle harley m45 & m75 carbs #27331-41 (US $21.95)
Linkert main nozzle harley m45 & m75 carbs #27331-41 (US $21.95)
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