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Vintage Round Gas Fuel Tank Mini Bike Ratrod Old Motorcycle Indian Go Kart Ca on 2040-parts.com

US $49.99
Location:

Boise, Idaho, US

Boise, Idaho, US
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hi you are looking a very nice round fuel gas tank. great for a ratrod go kart minibike or motorcycle. measures 10'' across and 5 3\4'' in diameter. comes with fuel filter no chips or cracks on the glass. great working condition. solid gas can. with writing on both sides. also come with mounting brackets and screws. gas cap is great with cork lined rim in good working condition. please check out the pictures. sold as pictured. buyer to pay 15.00 USPS shipping includes insurance. please check out my other great listings I combine on shipping to save you money when possible.

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