1975 Kawasaki Ke100 Side Covet on 2040-parts.com
Phoenixville, Pennsylvania, US
Hey guys,
Up for sale a 1975 KE100 Side Cover.
The plastic it in good shape, no cracks. All 3 mounting prongs are present and no breaks.
There is a little spot and an inch long that melted slightly, maybe it caused be a battery leak. It is still solid and it not visible from the side when the seat is in place.
I am not a pro, but have restored 2 of these for my kids. I'm just now getting to selling my extra parts.
Please write if you have doubts I back up what I sell. I don't sell junk, I'd rather through it out.
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