Vintage Racing Go Kart Vt West Bend 610 820 Dual Intake Manifold Cart Part on 2040-parts.com
Milmay, New Jersey, United States
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You are bidding on a used vintage VT dual intake manifold. For West Bend 610 820 applications. No reeds or reed cages. No cracks or breaks. Check pictures for condition. email questions. I combine shipping. Check out my auctions for new international and american go kart and quarter midget barstool racer, powered drift trike, enduro racing parts and as always vintage go kart racing parts. |
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