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Schenectady, New York, United States

Schenectady, New York, United States
Never installed black enamel finish
Brand:STANT Surface Finish:Black enamel Manufacturer Part Number:SO-61 Country/Region of Manufacture:Mexico

This oil filler cap is brand new  never installed .

It has a black finish .

It is a vented , push-on type .

According to 1985 manufacturer catalogue , it will fit Minneapolis-Moline Tractors:

1960-65 Jet Star , 4-SUPER , and U-302 .

Ship in  US for $5.95 . Paypal accepted .

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