1968 Honda Z50 Ko Minitrail Frame And Forks Mini Trail Z 50 70 Ct Ct70 70 K1 K2 on 2040-parts.com
Portland, Oregon, US
1968 Honda Z50 KO Minitrail FRAME and FORKS #Z50A-110569. rare parts. first year. from an early 1968 z50 mini trail. has some chain rash and scratch's. don't they all? minor crack in the usual spot.
pictures show it all. great start to a rare first year minitrail. ready for restoration or use it like it is. look at photos. is used and comes as is, as
shown.
((Please look at all photos and bid accordingly)) good luck...
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