Vintage Kart Mc101a Chrome Head Shroud on 2040-parts.com
Wadsworth, Ohio, United States
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For Auction is this McCulloch Mc101A cylinder head shroud. It has some corrosion under the chrome in a couple spots but it has no cracks. The chrome is very shinny where it is good. Please look closely at the pictures before bidding. |
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