81 1981 Honda Cm400 Custom Cm 400 Original/replacement Motorcycle Seat on 2040-parts.com
Rochester, New York, United States
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Description This seat is used and has been removed from a 1981 Honda CM400 Custom motorcycle. There are some marks on the seat from normal use and there are two scuffs along the bottom edge of the seat (see pictures). Note that any other parts or accessories are not included. This is being sold exactly as pictured. Terms of Sale We offer a no-hassle, full guarantee on this item. We will do whatever it takes to make every sale a 5-star worthy transaction for our buyers! Please contact us with any questions, suggestions, or concerns! Payment & Shipping Information Payment is due within 4 days of closing date. We accept PayPal only. Please see the "Shipping And Payments" tab for shipping costs. We always ship within 1-2 business days and we always provide tracking information. Bid with confidence! Thanks for looking! |
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