1985 V65 Sabre Vf1100s Rear Coil on 2040-parts.com
Grove City, Ohio, US
1985 V65 SABRE VF1100S REAR COIL REAR COIL WIH WIRES AND CAPS OFF A 1985 V65 SABRE VF1100S. I HAVE NOT CLEANED ANY OF THE PARTS OFF THIS BIKE SO ONCE YOU CLEAN THEM THEY CAN ONLY LOOK BETTER. ANY PART I SELL I WILL GUARENTEE TO BE WORKING. IF IT DOES’NT RETURN IT FOR A FULL REFUND I HAVE THE COMPLETE BIKE I AM GOING TO PART OUT LESS- GAUGES- AND SIDE COVERS SO IF THERE ARE ANY PARTS YOU NEED LET ME KNOW. ANY QUESTIONS OR ADDITIONAL PICTURES NEEDED FEEL FREE TO ASK.
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