WWII U.S. Zippo "Windproof" Lighter with Black Crackle Finish (1943-45)

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M251S

$153.47

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WWII U.S. Zippo "Windproof" Lighter with Black Crackle Finish (1943-45)Description This original WWII "Windproof" lighter was produced by Zippo Manufacturing Co. in Bradford, Pennsylvania. The case markings are somewhat concealed underneath the original black crackle finish. Zippo manufactured two main varieties of black crackle finish lighters during the war. This particular example, with a three barrel hinge, 14 hole chimney, rounded bottom, and "PAT. 2032695" insert stamp, denotes wartime production ranging from 1943

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This kit was for a 1999 Mercury Force 75 hp outboard motor. I purchased used and had not been run for a year. Impeller was hard and not flexible enough to pump water. The kit fixed that problem and the job took about 2 hours to complete. (I took my time). If you don't have a shop manual look for YouTube videos. I watched several and found one that matched the motor I was working on. Made things much simpler.

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Reviewed in the United States on April 28, 2022