1974 Honda Cb360 360 Cl360 H749' Rear Shocks Suspension Oil Cushions Set #1 on 2040-parts.com
Appleton, Wisconsin, US
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We buy vintage and project motorcycles, parts and collections!
FOR SALE:
rear shocks #1
Part Came From:
1974 CB360 parts grouping some parts may be usable on a CL360
Condition/Description:
Good usable condition, no carcks or damage, travel area looks good, may be usable on CL360s, please see pictures for additional details.
My Inventory Number: ( H749 )
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