1984 Cr250 Cr 250 Gas Fuel Tank With Cap And Petcock on 2040-parts.com
Englewood, Ohio, United States
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1984 Honda 250cr gas tank in pretty good shape has normal light scratches but no whiting in the plastic and underneath some light scratches at the tail end, cap good petcock good and screw holes checked was on a running bike international sales you are responsible for import tax also have more parts just ask
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