1975 Suzuki Ts90 Engine on 2040-parts.com
Cottage Grove, Oregon, US
Engine for a 1975 Suzuki TS 90. An abandoned restoration project. You get all parts shown in photo no.1. Clean and in good condition. No cracks, not broken, no stripped threads. Gasket surfaces are all clean and in very good condition.There is one repaired crack in the side cover. See photos #3 & #4. This has been professionally repaired. The cases and side cover appear to have been chemically stripped & cleaned. The crank looks to have been rebuilt. All parts in good, useable condition. Some parts may have a few small spots of very light surface rust (steel) or oxidation stain (aluminum). VIN No. is TS90-45415
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