1975 Honda Z50a Original Tailight Bracket, Socket, & Reflector on 2040-parts.com
Westerville, Ohio, US
You are bidding on an original 1975 Honda Z50A tailight bracket, complete with chrome reflector, socket, and gasket. Item is Used, has surface rust and paint missing, but is in Nice usable shape. Can be refinished. Remember this item is 38 years old, so do not expect it to be new, but it is in good usable shape. Shipping to Lower USA states only. Add $9.99 for shipping. I will be parting out the rest of bike in the next few weeks. Good Luck.
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