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Nitro Fuel Hydrometer on 2040-parts.com

US $350.00
Location:

Virginia City, Nevada, United States

Virginia City, Nevada, United States
Condition:Used

Nitro fuel hydrometer. Bought NEW from Vic Hubbard Speed Shop
in Hayward CA in 1967.This has rare "P&G valve gapper" decal and P&g
on the float. Serial no. 180173. I used this when I raced a fuel drag bike
at Fremont dragstrip. Again this is NOT a "barn find". I have owned this the
entire time! I will pay shipping ind insurance for the "Buy it now " price.
Less than "buy it now" shipping will be $15.
 

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