1985-89 Kawasaki Motorcycle Gpz500 & 600 Service Manual on 2040-parts.com
Maple Plain, Minnesota, US
Here We have up for sale a nice new condition 1985-1989 KAWASAKI MOTORCYCLE SERVICE MANUAL FOR THE GPZ 500R & GPZ 600R MODELS. I think this is new unused, but there is a fingerprint or two on the outside. About 200+ pages. Very useful to have if you own one of these machines!! Buyer may pay by paypal and agrees to pay $6.00 shipping in the U.S., $8.00 to Canada. Buy with confidence as our over 21,000++ feedback rating shows we have lots of very happy customers. Please check out my other EBAY STORE ITEMS. WE DO OUR BEST TO COMBINE SHIPPING TO KEEP YOUR COSTS DOWN
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