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1998 98 Bmw R1200c Main Wire Harness Wiring Loom Sa62149-44a on 2040-parts.com

US $130.00
Location:

Mount Clemens, Michigan, US

Mount Clemens, Michigan, US
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We are selling the main wire harness off of a 1998 BMW R1200C.  It has some spliced wires but otherwise is in good shape.

These parts are off of a non-running 1998 BMW R1200C with 50491 miles on it.  They may fit other models and years.  If you are unsure of fitment please contact your local dealer or another trusted source prior to purchase.

Please do not assume that anything not pictured is included in this auction (nuts, bolts, etc.).  What you see in the pictures is what is included in this auction.  If you have any questions about what is included, please contact us prior to bidding.  Thanks!

We've parted out a complete 98 BMW R1200C.  If you need other parts, please check my other auctions. 

Free shipping only applies to the 48 continental United States.  Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico and all others please contact us for a shipping quote prior to purchasing. 

PLEASE NOTE: Shipping on motors/engines must be to a commercially zoned address with a forklift that is recognized by our shipping company or must be picked up from your local terminal.  If you must have residential delivery there will be an additional $250 charge.  If you are unsure if your address qualifies, please contact us prior to purchase.  Thanks.

I encourage you to ask detailed questions, but please ask all questions prior to bidding.  

We are Michigan Motorcycle Salvage.  We will provide you with the parts you need promptly and with the courtesy and respect you deserve.    Customer service is our top priority and our goal is a 5 star, 100% feedback rating.  If you have any issue with your purchase from us, please give us the opportunity to make it right.

Thanks for dropping by, we look forward to doing business with you!!


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