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1983-1986 Honda V65 Magna Front Fender Good Working Condition Vf1100c on 2040-parts.com

US $0.99
Location:

Henderson, Nevada, US

Henderson, Nevada, US
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Here is the front fender off of the 83-86 Honda v65 magnas. This unit is in good shape some scratches /blemishes and a dings associated with age but still in good usable condition the dings on top are covered by the fork brace what is pictured is what you will recieve there is a tiny crack about the 1/16" i pointed to in the pics very minor and does not affect the performance in any way.Please ask questions before you bid i want to keep my good feedback thank you and good luck.

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