1964 Yamaha Mgit 80cc Front Fork Assembly Mg1t Trailmaster on 2040-parts.com
Hartford, South Dakota, United States
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Used Yamaha 1964 MGIT auction is for the front fork assembly just the forks and the internal rockers only does not include the headlight or any other parts ask questions before bidding is in very good condition no dents or dings no road rash
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