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West Bend 820 Us 820 Vintage Kart Engine (engine Only) on 2040-parts.com

US $157.50
Location:

King, North Carolina, US

King, North Carolina, US
Returns Accepted:ReturnsNotAccepted Warranty:No Part Brand:Chrysler

Chrysler West Bend 820 used, but in generally good condition.  

Bore seems clean (see pics).
All mechanical items appear within spec, but engine has not been fired so no guarantee of usability.   
Sold as-is, no warranty, express or implied.
NOTE: GEM BOX MUFFLER AND MOUNT PICTURED ARE NOT INCLUDED!!
Needs filter cup for carb and exhaust/header of some sort.  (See my other auctions for available exhausts.)
Pinion included, but has no woodruff key.
Feel free to ask any questions...

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