1971 Honda Cl350 Cl 350 Scrambler Twin Voltage Regulator 12v V 12 Volt 107 on 2040-parts.com
North Billerica, Massachusetts, US
1971 Honda cl350 cl 350 scrambler twin voltage regulator 12v v 12 volt 107. It has scratches and rust. It works fine. Please ask all question before bidding, check bikebandit.com for compatibilty between years and models. Items that can not fit in large flat rate box may be subject to parcel post shipping depending on weight and location. Please ask all question before bidding. If you purchase this item and have any problems with it please contact me first before leaving a negative or neutral feedback, I will do my best to keep you satisfied after the sale
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