1985 Kawasaki 450.tail-lite Assembly on 2040-parts.com
Miami, Arizona, US
THIS AUCTION IS FOR PARTS FROM A 1985 KAWASAKI 450 MOTORCYCLE.. THIS AUCTION IS FOR THE TAIL-LITE ASSEMBLY. I HAVE MOST OF THIS BIKE.IT CAME FROM A DEALER AUCTION. I WILL LIST ALL PARTS FROM THIS BIKE. JUST ASK AND I WILL IT. BUYER PAYS SHIPPING AND PACKING OF 12.50 I WILL NOT SHIP OUTSIDE OF THE USA. ITEM MUST BE PAID WITHIN 5 DAYS AFTER I SEND THE INVOICE.I WILL RELIST IN 7 DAYS. THANKS FOR LOOKING.PLEASE LOOK AT THE PICTURES. AND CHECK MY STORE FOR OTHER LISTING.
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