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Honda Ss50 S65 Z50 C110 Ca110 Cd50 Cd65 Cd70 Cd90 C200 Ct90 Ct200 Ct110 Horn 6v on 2040-parts.com

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Vintage Corner, Indonesia

Vintage Corner, Indonesia
Condition:New Brand:BN Country/Region of Manufacture:Taiwan Manufacturer Part Number:SS50 S65 C110 CA110 CD50 CD65 CD70 CD90 C200 Z50 Stock Code:D-008 Placement on Vehicle:Front Box:2 Warranty:Yes Surface Finish:Good

 

HONDA SS50 S65 Z50 C110 CA110 CD50 CD65 CD70 CD90 C200 CT90 CT200 CT110 HORN 6V NEW 

New Replacement Part, never been use

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