1964 Yamaha Mgit 80cc Rear Brake Spring Mg1t Trailmaster on 2040-parts.com
Hartford, South Dakota, United States
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Used Yamaha 1964 MGIT auction is for rear brake spring this is the original spring in good condition
PLEASE NOTE THAT IT MAY TAKE UP TO 4 DAYS TO SHIP AS I WORK OUT OF TOWN SOMETIMES DURING THE WEEK.I ALWAY TRY TO GET IT OUT IN TWO DAYS,BUT THAT IS NOT ALWAYS POSSIBLE |
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