1973 Triumph Trident Oem T150 V Passenger Foot Rest on 2040-parts.com
Niagara Falls, New York, US
Here we have a Passenger Foot Rest from what I believe is a 1973 Triumph T150 Trident. I COULD BE WRONG!!! Chrome is in GREAT condition. Also have the Foot Rest for the left and right driver side on another one of my auctions. Will combine shipping. International Bidders email me for shipping quote. Paypal only for International Bidders
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