Vespa Vsb Mph Speedo Face Plates Gs 160 80 Mph on 2040-parts.com
Torrance, California, US
NEW NEVER FITTED FACE PLATE FOR VESPA VSB. THESE FIT THE LARGE STEEL HOUSING, THESE ARE OLD STOCK FROM THE BEGINING OF SPEEDO KING. SHIPPING IN THE USA $4 TO CANADA $7 THE UK $7
EUROPE $7 AUSTRALIA $9 NEW ZEALAND $9 AND ALL OF ASIA $9. $1 EACH ADDITIONAL FACE PLATE WHEN SHIPPED TOGETHER.
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