1990 Kawasaki Vn500 Side Cover Kawasaki Vn 500 Left Side Panel on 2040-parts.com
Lomita, California, US
1990 KAWASAKI VN 500
LEFT SIDE COVER !!!
GOOD CONDITION : NO CRACKS OR REPAIRS, RUBBER GROMMETS, MOUNTING HOLES ARE GOOD !!!
THERE ARE SOME NICKS, STAINS, SCUFFS AND SCRATCHES FROM USE AND AGE !!!
READY TO PAINT OR USE !!!
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