Starter 646275-1 Tcm Energizer New Surplus With 8130 on 2040-parts.com
Miami, Florida, United States
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Selling 2 New Surplus TCM Energizer Starters PN 646275-1 ( SN U-189473 and P-059735 ) These units are new in original packing with mfg dates from the 90s as you can see on the copies of the 8130. Units have never been installed, no signs of cosmetic ware on casings. selling as is, untested and in outright condition. Listing price is for 1 starter. Both units are identical but you can chose which one you want, just let me know the SN at time of purchase. Any questions please don't hesitate to ask. |
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