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1984 1985 Honda 200s Rear Fenders And Rear Rack Combination Oem Atc 200 S (#3) on 2040-parts.com

US $300.00
Location:

New Tripoli, Pennsylvania, United States

New Tripoli, Pennsylvania, United States
Condition:Used

These fenders and the rack are from a 1984 Honda 200s. The fenders have holes in them for the rack so i figured why not sell them as a pair. You will receive both the rack and fenders with your purchase. The fenders are in pretty good shape, they do have scratches and of course the holes for the rack and some small cracks beginning to form at the holes. These are not show piece fenders but they do the job and they are OEM. The rack is is straight but does have chipped paint and other flaws from being used as shown.

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