Vintage Kart Gem Mcculloch Motor Mount on 2040-parts.com
Gilbert, Arizona, United States
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Selling a vintage GEM motor mount. It is for a Mcculloch engine, normal wearing. Lets talk! I am also selling a vintage Hegar motor mount too. Check my other posts. I am asking $75, willing to negociate. Will ship within country only. Thanks for looking.
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