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1988 Fzr 1000 Center Section Cowling on 2040-parts.com

US $40.00
Location:

Peoria Heights, Illinois, US

Peoria Heights, Illinois, US
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Hi there up for sale is  the center section cowling that goes between the left and right fairings........this is for a 1988 FR 1000.............in good shape...white in color......this will be sold as is no return.....paypal only.........

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