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1967-1968 Kawasaki A1 Ss Exhaust Muffler Part# 18002-021 on 2040-parts.com

US $89.99
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Youngstown, Ohio, US

Youngstown, Ohio, US
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1968 kawasaki A1ss exhaust part #18002-021 . this part has minor dents dings and scrapes but is nice shiney chrome . this item has very little rust and will clean up great  . the baffel is missing but is a standard size and can easily be replaced .BUYERS OUTSIDE USA just use buy it now and pay EBAY GLOBAL SHIPPING and this item will be shipped to your country .. Thanks good luck

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