2006 Honda Crf 250r Crf250r Seat Pan Cover Base Foam 250 Crf250 06 07 08 on 2040-parts.com
Lake Charles, Louisiana, US
FOR SALE -
SEAT off a 2006 CRF 250R.
This part will fit a
2006 CRF 250R . It is possible that it will fit other years, makes, models, etc.
Please do your own research before buying. I can only guarantee for the year and make that this part was removed from.
The SEAT is Used, in Good Condition,
Does have some surface wear and some fading of HONDA word,
has some cracks in the side leather as shown in pictures.
You are BUYING what is in the Pictures of the ITEM FOR SALE and as Described.
ANY QUESTIONS please contact me through eBay Email.
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