1968-70 Bsa Rocket Iii Rear Lift Rail Used Chrome! Nice! Straight! on 2040-parts.com
Sparta, Michigan, US
Up for auction at no reserve is a used rear lift rail for the 1968-70 BSA Rocket III 3-cylinder model. This rear lift rail is straight and in very good condition. The chrome is nice with no flaking. The item will arrive to you cleaned and polished. Shipping is important to us, as you will find our packaging most safe and secure from zip code 49345. Combined shipping OK. International shipping OK, but rates have increased and you must be patient with International Priority Mail Services. Again, please look over the images closely and feel free to ask any questions you may have. Please check our other items for more interesting bits. Thank you for your interest, and we ask you to support AHRMA vintage racing. See you at Mr. Barber's in October.............................Breckoni
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