***new*** Kawasaki 300 Sx - Electrical Box - Rear Housing - P/n 59416-3703 on 2040-parts.com
Goleta, California, United States
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Selling one (1) new Kawasaki 300 SX, Electrical Box, Rear Housing, P/N 59416-3703. This item is brand new, never used. My loss is your gain. Good luck bidding.
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