Vintage Go Kart Mini Bike Nos Carlisle Indian Head Sawtooth 4 Inch Tires on 2040-parts.com
Melvin Village, New Hampshire, United States
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New Old Stock Carlisle sawtooth 4.10/3.50 X 4 inch tires . These tires have been in storage for many years and will need cleaning for better appearance . There are 2 Indian heads on each side . If you have a high quality mini bike or early go kart restoration these tires could be a great finishing touch . Thanks for looking and check our other auctions . |
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