Up for Auction is a comer C-50 flywheel. Item is used. I bought a box of used comer parts for the Carbeurators and this was in the box. As is.
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Other for Sale
- Comer c-50/c-51 intake manifold(US $20.00)
- Comer c-50/c-51 plastic intake air box (three)(US $60.00)
- Blue go kart, car racing shoes, fireproof boots(US $65.00)
- Green go kart driving racing shoes, tony kart(US $65.00)
- Mcculloch kart decal mc 49e mc49e on chrome vintage go kart(US $11.99)
- Hoosier brand rain tires for racing/karting - full set(US $200.00)
BMW Concept Gran Coupé concept (2010) first news
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BMW Vision Efficient Dynamics (2009) teaser video
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