Ww2 Military /vehicles White Halftrack Models, Exhaust And Intake Valves Set on 2040-parts.com
Chandler, Arizona, United States
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Up for auction is a complete set of valves for the Military WW2 White Model Halftrack vehicles. The exhaust valves are NOS and the Intake valves are New production. If you are rebuilding a motor, you need these! Good Luck Bidding!
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Valves & Parts for Sale
Ww2 military vehicle white, m3a1 s.c. ford m8, m20 studebaker, jxd valve tappets
Ww2 military vehicle halftrack valve springs set of 12, original
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