89/90 Left Side Fairing Kawasaki Ninja Zx7, Zx750 on 2040-parts.com
united states , united states, US
This Came off my Girlfriends 89 zx-7 and is a Real Nice Left Side Fairing, Has scratches , But No Cracks. All Tabs are in tact.
Please look at the pics closely before bidding and contact me with any questions you may have.
Piece is sold as is. No Returns.
My feed back is very important to me so should there be a problem plz contact me to resolve first.
FEEL FREE TO MAKE A OFFER AS I WILL CONSIDER ALL OFFERS IF THEY ARE REASONABLE.
Payment to be made within 48hrs
Thx for looking !!
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