1981 Honda Express Sr Nx50 Carburetor/ Airbox Mount on 2040-parts.com
Sainte Genevieve, Missouri, US
This mount is off a 1981 Honda Express Sr. This is the NX 50 motor which was commonly used on honda scooters during this time so this part may cross reference for different models. Good condition. No cracks or stripped threads. Will not ship international.
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