Triumph Spitfire Factory Carb Heat Shield on 2040-parts.com
Palm Coast, Florida, US
This heat shield came off a running 1979 Spitfire. It is the factory heat shield used with the single Zenith Stromberg Carb. It just needs cleaned up a bit and it is ready to go!
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