1971 1972 1973 1974 Honda Cb750k Cb750 K K2 Alternator Stator Cover Finned on 2040-parts.com
Murphysboro, Illinois, United States
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Specialty finned stator cover removed from a 1972 Honda cb750k. Fits atleast 71-74 cb750k. May fit other years/models. Fins have rash and there is one piece broke off on the corner (last pic). Oil seal mating surface is good. Chrome is in rough shape. Please check pics for more info on condition. What you see is what you get. Any questions feel free to ask. Thanks -phil If you need another part I may have it, and will combine shipping. Just ask! Or browse my ebay store where you will find a category for the vehicle. Get a quote by placing the items in your shopping cart and then click on the "request total from seller" button on the cart page Note: some heavy or bulky items are not eligible for combined shipping Satisfaction guarantee: I stand behind my parts and want you to be satisfied with your purchase so if there is an issue with the part you received please let me know so I can make it right. If the item is not as described I will give a full refund as well as pay the return shipping. Tracking: I print my shipping labels through eBay's system. Please make sure your shipping address is up to date. When your shipping label is printed the tracking information is automatically uploaded and you will be sent a notification. Compatibility: I only add vehicles to the compatibility list if I am certain that it will fit, however there may be other years and/or models that are left off. If you are unsure if the part will fit your vehicle send me a message and I will do my best to find out.
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