Vintage Radiator Cap Base For Motometer on 2040-parts.com
Roy, Washington, United States
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Early radiator cap bas for a Ford, Chevrolet D.B., that would use a motometer. This also has the spring compression clip for the top. The overall condition is good for its age. The spring clip on the top does not fit tight. The cap opens as it should. There are no threads on the inside of this cap. It measures roughly about 2" inside diameter. Not sure of the application of this piece. Please ask any questions prior to buying, payment is due within 48 hours of purchase. Don't forget to check out our other quality vintage parts and pieces. Thanks for looking.
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