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Vintage Aircraft Sparkplug Sa Fir B-57 Porcelin Brass Tarnish on 2040-parts.com

Location:

Carrollton, Ohio, United States

Carrollton, Ohio, United States
unused in original package
Brand:SA FIR Country/Region of Manufacture:United States Manufacturer Part Number:B-57

Cardboard tube formed to fit spark plug and have protected these plugs very well from damage.
Unused and as found condition. Show tarnish on brass and age with slight rust.
Marked made in USA on the plugs. Have not found much info other than what you see in pictures.
Tubes are 4" tall. Plug 2 1/2" tall with 11/16" thread.
Plug weight is 2 3/8 ounce each.
1 lb. 6 oz. shipping Priority Mail

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