1928 Gm Truck T20 T21 Heat Riser Sleeve on 2040-parts.com
Elmwood Park, Illinois, United States
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Offered is an NOS Hygrade # HT13 heat riser sleeve, for 1928 GM truck models T20, T21 Standard 6. Fits heat risers 146-547, 543, 542. Measures 1-13/32" o.d. X 4-3/32" length. Comes as shown.
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