82 Honda Vf750s Vf 750 Sabre Cdi Box Igniter Known Good on 2040-parts.com
Cumberland, Maryland, US
Up for sale is an OKI cdi box from an 82 Honda VF750S Sabre. It came from a running bike and it is in good working condition. The box is exceptionally clean. As with all electrical parts it is not returnable so please make sure the cdi box is your problem before you buy mine.
Priority shipping with insurance will be $7 within the 48 United States. I do not ship elsewhere. Our hours are Tuesday-Friday 9-5 and Saturdays 10-2 EST. If you have any questions please call me at 301-724-6923 or send me an email. I usually ship items the same day they are paid for unless its on the weekend or of an evening and then it will be shipped my next business day. Thanks!
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