1079-1982 Honda Clutch Lever on 2040-parts.com
Greenville, North Carolina, US
Still in original packaging. Will fit almost any model Honda made between 1979-1982.
This part is used. That means it is subject to all of
the wear and age that any used part will or may have. It is not "new"
and I am not trying to pass it off as such. Feel free to ask questions
about its condition. MOST OF
THE PARTS THAT I SELL ARE USED and the buyer accepts all responsibility
for that. I inspect them to the best of my ability. All
sales final, however if you have a problem with these items PLEASE feel
free to let me know. Buyer is responsible for fit.
Not responsible for shipping damage or loss. My
shipping and handling costs are based the the ACTUAL cost of shipping
AND handling, which includes packing materials and the time and effort
put into making sure your item arrives safe, sound and soon. Item is being sold
"as is". Local pickup available. BIDDERS OUTSIDE THE U.S.A MUST CONTACT
ME prior
to sale.
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