Vintage Pratt & Whitney R-4360 Wasp Major Cylinder Head Jug Rebuild Display on 2040-parts.com
Vancouver, Washington, US
Up for auction is a VINTAGE PRATT & WHITNEY R-4360 WASP MAJOR CYLINDER HEAD or JUG. It measures 17" tall and 20" wide. The bore size is 5 3/4". It weighs 42 lbs. Condition is used and does have some normal wear. Some of the cooling fins are bent. This would be a great piece for your vintage aviation display or this could be rebuild for future use. Selling this in "AS-IS" Condition. We do have many more cylinders of this type for your consideration. Thanks !
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Buyer will pay $ 49.00 USPS Economy Shipping in the United States, International bidders please contact us for shipping amount before sending payment. We will combine shipping on multiple purchases. Thanks
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