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1982 V45 Sabre Magna Vf750 Vf750 Carburetor Needle Jet Hold Down Retainer on 2040-parts.com

US $5.99
Location:

Terryville, Connecticut, US

Terryville, Connecticut, US
Returns Accepted:ReturnsNotAccepted Part Brand:Honda Surface Finish:Metal Warranty:No Part By Region:Asian Make:Honda Model:VF750 VF700 Model Year:1982 86 Sabre:VF750s VF700s VF700F VF750F:VF700c VF750c Interceptor:Magna

1982-86 V45 Sabre, Magna, or Interceptor  VF700s VF750s VF700c VF750c VF700f VF750f  Carburetor Needle Jet Hold down Retainer with spring, Good shape,  You get what is pictured.  Please email any questions.  I will combine shipping when ever possible. Continental USA shipping only. Sold as is with no refunds or returns.  WINNING BIDDER PLEASE READ CAREFULLY!!!!! You will receive an email regarding shipping / Tracking info either through Ebay / Paypal or Both Within 24hr of your item being shipped PLEASE CHECK THESE EMAILS they will contain tracking / shipping info for your item. This eliminates us from playing email tag and wasting each others time .Your cooperation is greatly appreciated.Set#2

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