Yamaha Gt80 Gas Tank Fuel W/ Cap & Petcock Dt Mx on 2040-parts.com
Martinsville, Indiana, US
OEM Fuel tank removed from a 1978 Yamaha GT80(may fit other years and models). Good solid tank, one small ding on top. Inside has light rust but will clean up nice. Good useable oem part. Gas cap and petcock are included. Sold as is feel free to ask questions. Thanks!
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