Wisco Fuel Cell Cap on 2040-parts.com
San Pablo, California, United States
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Used Wisco Fuel Cell Cap. No gasket or nuts and bolts included. Excellent condition. 3" filler hole and it is 4 7/8" total width at flange. Gasket and twelve stainless nuts and bolts recommended but not included with this cap.
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