1971 Cz Jawa Engine Case W/ Clutch Actuator 25-980-11-632 on 2040-parts.com
Mulino, Oregon, US
Little dirty. No damage visable. Bid is for all items in photo. Condition is 6 out of 10. 1 Being worst and 10 being the best. Please look closely and verify this part will work for you, will fit other makes and models. Parts are sold as is, as seen in photos. Dear Valued Customer: Parts sold as used parts. Most of these parts are 20-50 + years old. Most are original parts and they are not perfect. If you receive an item that you feel is not as described or are not happy with please contact us. You are a valuable customer. We inspect alot of parts per week and can miss defects. Location : II 201 110/163 DFP
1971 CZ Jawa Engine Case w/ Clutch Actuator 25-980-11-632.
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