2001 – 2007 Yamaha V-max Vmax Vmx Factory Service Manual on 2040-parts.com
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2001 – 2007 Yamaha V-max Vmax Vmx Factory Service Manual Not greasy but does have some minor dog ears and a small rip on cover Please see photos for full description Check out my other items! We offer a variety of shipping options to save you money. when paying please select the shipping that suits your needs! Please see photo's for a full description...I try to take as many photos as possible so you, the buyer, can see what the product will look like in your home! We only accept returns when the product is grossly misrepresented in the Ebay details box. 30 days upon RECEIPT of product. Buyer pays shipping. Refund AFTER receipt of product. If this item is being shipped to an address outside of the United States it is up to the buyer to pay all custom and/or importation taxes and fees. Please note there is a small handling fee of $1 for fragile items to cover cost of professional packing such as peanuts and bubble wrap to assure safe shipping of your item. |
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