Lucas Competition Magneto Tag on 2040-parts.com
BUENOS AIRES, CAPITAL FEDERAL, AR
Really hard to find, Lucas competition magneto tag fits in K1FC - KNC1 - K2FC - NC1 (magnetos). Reads Lucas competition magneto,the letters are raised and finished with epoxi paint. In th picture appear two tags: clockwise and anticlockwise. The auction is for one of them, they are in good and perfect conditions, ready to be installed. They have blank spaces, so that could be filled with your magneto data.
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