1982 Honda Magna Vf 750 Vf750 Left Switch 750 Vf on 2040-parts.com
Des Moines, Iowa, US
Hi, Up for bid is the left switch off a 1982 Honda VF750 Magna. This part worked fine when it was on the bike. This is being sold as is with winning bidder to pay shipping. Thanks for looking.
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