07 Suzuki Rmz250 Rmz 250 Exhaust Header Pipe on 2040-parts.com
Wills Point, Texas, US
Selling a good condition header off a 07 Suzuki RMZ250. Parts are either dirty with dirt/dry mud and or grease. Ask any questions before bidding and check out my other auctions for more parts. I will combine shipping on multiple parts. Payment due with 5 days of auctions end. I will ship International but due to limited time; shipping rates will be done once auction is over.
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