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1982 Honda Ft500 Ascot Left Body Trim Panel With Label Cover on 2040-parts.com

US $20.00
Location:

Lincoln, Nebraska, US

Lincoln, Nebraska, US
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Left side body panel for a 1982 Honda Ascot. It is actually in really good shape. Paint has rubbed through in the lower left side as seen in the picture and a little bit on the upper lip from the seat wearing on it. The lower side is not chipped off is is just worn down from drivers leg I would guess. No cracks or scratches. All mounting tabs are good and not cracked. Warning label on the back side is in perfect shape yet. Parts are coming off a bike that had been in a garage for years. Be sure to watch my other current listings and more will be coming. I will combine shipping to save you money. Listing is just for the left panel and not the bike shown.

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