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1987-1994 Honda Motorcycle Vt1100c Shadow 1100 Microfiche Parts Catalog Vt 1100c on 2040-parts.com

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Utica, Michigan, US

Utica, Michigan, US
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A Factory Original OEM Honda Motorcycle 1987-1994 VT1100C Shadow 1100 Parts Catalog on Microfiche.

This 4"x6" Microfiche Card is in VERY GOOD USABLE CONDITION and to be used in conjunction with a microfiche card reader.  If you don't have a card reader, most local libraries do.  This Parts Catalog is the same one the dealer mechanics/technicians use. The Card in the picture is the Card you will receive - no stock photos.  Any questions, please ask.

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