1972 Honda Ct70 Frame Red Ct 70 Wiring Harness Latch Coil on 2040-parts.com
Dallas, Texas, United States
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1972 Honda CT70 Frame. Frame has a dent in the neck of the frame (last pic). Has a bolt out the side in the middle of the emblem (3rd Pic). Comes with the seat latch and the wiring harness. Email with questions. Sold as is. Shipping in the US is $65.
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