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1972 Kawasaki F7 C.d.i. Box Kawasaki F7 175 C.d.i. Ignition Cu11 on 2040-parts.com

US $57.77
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Lomita, California, United States

Lomita, California, United States
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Part Brand:Kawasaki Country of Manufacture:Japan Warranty:No

WELCOME TO, BETTER THAN NEW VINTAGE

PARTING OUT A 1972 KAWASAKI f7 175cc !!!

VIN.# F7-28485, ENG.# F7E-21840 !!! # FP4383 1F !!!

C.D.IGNITION, #CU11

GOOD CONDITION : CHECKED SPARK BEFORE DIS-ASSMBLED (NICE & BLUE)

CONNECTORS ARE GOOD !!!

THERE ARE SOME STAINS, SCUFFS AND SCRATCHES FROM USE AND AGE !!!

READY TO USE !!!

VIEW PHOTOS !!!

PLEASE ASK QUESTIONS AND I WILL DO MY BEST TO ANSWER THEM, THANK YOU IN ADVANCE

I WILL BE HAPPY TO COMBINE SHIPPING, SO PLEASE VIEW MY OTHER ITEMS

THANK YOU !!!

 

 

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