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1983 Husqvarna 430wr 430 Wr Front Brake Stay Very Nice Ahrma Vintage Mx on 2040-parts.com

US $5.00
Location:

Bakersfield, California, US

Bakersfield, California, US
Item must be returned within:14 Days Refund will be given as:Money Back Return shipping will be paid by:Buyer Restocking Fee:No Returns Accepted:Returns Accepted Return policy details:Buyer must contact me before any return Part Brand:Husqvarna Warranty:No

 . BIKE DESCRIPTION. 1983 Husqvarna 430WR dirt bike. The frame number is WO05920. The case number is 2087 5111. I was told this bike was a runner. I did not try and start it. The bike had a ton of compression. I believe the previous owner.  ITEM DESCRIPTION. Up for auction is a used front brake stay with cable adjuster. Works just fine. This is a nice item. Looks ready to use as is. Good stuff here. HOW AND WHEN TO PAY. I combine shipping to save you money. Please don't pay until i send you an invoice. Most of the time you will receive the invoice the night of the end of the auction. SHIPPING AND HANDLING WILL BE ADDED TO THE WINNING BID. I ship via UPS and USPS. Insurance will cost you a little extra. Delivery confirmation will be added to all domestic mailings. International bidders- if you want a tracking number, you must ask for express mail. First class and priority mail do not have tracking numbers. PAYMENT OPTIONS. I accept paypal. International bidders- i only accept paypal. Payment must be complete one week after the auction ends. Please make sure your paypal account has the correct shipping address. RETURN POLICY. I will accept returns on items that i have grossly misstated the condition of such part. You must contact me and state your case. If you win a Montesa piston and then find out it doesn't fit your 427 chevy big block, don't bother contacting me. I am fair and reasonable. FEEDBACK. I will leave positive feedback after you have done so. HOW TO GET BLOCKED. Well, of course if you win and don't pay, that will get you blocked right away. If you are rude, pushy, or just acting like an a-hole, you will get blocked. Once blocked, you will never get off that list (and i have lots of good stuff). So, don't get on my bad side. If you see something you don't agree with, please ask in a civil manner, and we will get along just fine. WHAT KIND OF PARTS DO I SELL. I sell used dirt bike parts. So, most of my items are scratched, marred, you know-USED. If you want like new parts, go bid on like new parts. If one of my items is like new, i will say so. Please take a good look (what you see is what you get). I will be happy to email extra pics. Please ask any and all questions as soon as possible. I sell used parts, so i cannot guarantee they will work. When i state they work, i know i have checked them. But, as with all used parts, who knows how long they will work. All sales are final. If you don't agree with anything you read here, please contact me with your concern. Thanks for looking and good luck.  

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