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03-01-15, 12:15

Ian Fawbert Ian Fawbert is offline

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Hi John,
The gasket with out a label looks very similar to a MB/GPW L head motor gasket. There are a few slight differences, but very close. If you google mb/gpw head gaske you'll see. I'm sure a jeep shouldn't be too hard to find over there to compare to!

Cheers,
Ian.

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