Puch 125 Mx Cylinder And Head About 1972 Or 1973 Vintage on 2040-parts.com
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PUCH 125 CYLINDER AND HEAD LOOK TO BE GOOD WITH BORE AT TOP 51.68MM AND BOTTOM AT 54.64MM. CAN'T MEASURE INSIDE WITH MY MICROMETER. THERE IS ONE PLACE ON HEAD EHERE TWO COOLING FINS ARE ATTACHED AND ONE SIDE Has small piece missing(see photos) CAN SHIP U.S. 48 STATES FOR $26 AND SELLING AS IS NO WARRANTY OR GUARANTY. ALSO HAVE A PUCH EXHAUST PIPE IN MY STORE. THANKS.
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