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Vintage Quicksilver Metal Gas Tank Can Outboard Boat Motor 6 Gallon Can on 2040-parts.com

US $40.00
Location:

Ripon, Wisconsin, US

Ripon, Wisconsin, US
Returns Accepted:ReturnsNotAccepted Brand:Quicksilver Country of Manufacture:United States

This vintage Quicksilver 6 gallon metal gas tank was an Estate find. It is clean and in good vintage condition.  The outside has scuffs and light surface scratches as pictured.  I could not locate any cracks or leaking areas.  It measures 17" long by 10" high by 12" deep.  Please review the pictures carefully to see exactly what you are bidding on.

This is good for restoration for the collector or just to be used. Don’t pass this one up!



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