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#11004-066 Kawasaki Cylinder Head Gasket Kz900 1973-77 Motorcycle Engine # 4 on 2040-parts.com

US $96.70
Location:

Gulfport, Mississippi, US

Gulfport, Mississippi, US
Item must be returned within:14 Days Refund will be given as:Money Back Return shipping will be paid by:Buyer Returns Accepted:Returns Accepted Return policy details: Restocking Fee:No

Please see the attached pictures of our facility & visit our eBay store! MARINE SUPPLY is a REAL business with an enormous 26,000 sq ft retail floor, many employees and several certified marine mechanics with decades of experience on both outboard and I/O marine engines. Bid with confidence that you will be purchasing from knowledgeable, trained professionals and a company that has been in business and prospered for the past 20 years!

Item: This listing is for (1) #11004-066 KAWASAKI CYLINDER HEAD GASKET. Fits various 1973-77 KAWASAKI MOTORCYCLE motors.We deal with boats and these parts were in one of our inventories we purchased. We have included the part number with this listing, so please use this for your own research to ensure it will fit your application. Please see our other eBay listings or visit our eBay store for additional parts and accessories for all your needs!

Condition: New Old Stock.

Contact Info: 228-822-9458 Or 228-822-9459

Inventory: PR-BAY 4-2-1

Location: Marine Supply is located on Hwy. 49 in Gulfport, MS 39501. Directly across from Lowe's and 84 Lumber.

Payment: PayPal (quickest method for expedited shipping). Visa/MasterCard, Discover, & American Express directly by phone. Cashier's check or personal Checks must be cleared before shipping. Bank wire or cash money if you would like to pick up locally. Payment is due in 3 days.

Shipping & Handling: Shipping by UPS GROUND is $9.95. Local pick up is no problem if you would like.

~Note: Occasionally an item(s) will be missing from an item without our knowledge. PLEASE see included pictures. Your item will come EXACTLY as pictured.~

                                                                                         CF 3/26/13



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