1979 Husqvarna 390 Or Parts Motorcycle on 2040-parts.com
Camden-Wyoming, Delaware, US
1979 ? HUSKY, USED AS IS PARTS BIKE, NOT RUNNING, NO TITLE, SOME PARTS MISSING, HEAD AND CYLINDER IS WITH BIKE, I HAVE NO KNOWLEDGE OF HISTORY ON THIS BIKE, WAS REMOVED FROM AND OLD BARN THAT WAS BEING CLEANED OUT, I AM WILLING TO BREAK DOWN FOR WHAT PARTS YOU WANT AND SHIP OR TAKE THE WHOLE BIKE, ANY CRATING, SHIPPING AND HANDLING IS BUYERS RESPONSIBILITY AN YOU MUST MAKE YOUR OWN PICK UP ARRANGEMENTS OF THE BIKE
We do have the exhaust also, can send more pics if requested
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