Triumph Spitfire Air Cleaner Assembly With Filter & Bolts Original Ac England on 2040-parts.com
La Sal, Utah, US
Genuine Triumph Spitfire Air Cleaner Assembly for Zenith Stromberg 150CD Carburetor
AC Delco England Brand
(manual or auto choke)
Photo is of actual assembly for sale
Fits '71-73 Triumph Spitfire MKIV 1296cc and 1974-80 Spitfire 1500 with 1493cc engines. Can also be used on other applications.
Includes air cleaner assembly, air filter , original bolts with new grommets and a carburetor flange mounting gasket. Bolt it on and go.
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