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1987 Kawasaki Mojave Klf110b 4-wheeler Rear Axle Assym With Hubs on 2040-parts.com

US $50.00
Location:

Caspian, Michigan, US

Caspian, Michigan, US
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UP FOR SALE IS A 1987 KAWASAKI MOJAVE KLF110B USED REAR AXLE ASSYM WITH HUBS. DOES SHOW SOME WEAR STILL A VERY USABLE PART FOR THE PRICE.  THIS ITEM IS BEING SOLD AS IS AS PICTURED. NO RETURNS.

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