Nos Stromberg Carb Gasket Kit Fits Lincoln V-12 Model K 1936-40 on 2040-parts.com
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You are purchasing a NOS Stromberg Carburetor Gasket Kit part number J-5545 (group 0.1035) that fits Lincoln V-12 Model K, 1936-40. For cars equipped with the Stromberg AAv-2 type carburetor. Still in the factory sealed envelope. Some fading on original envelope. Great spare to have on hand. Don't miss out.
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