Camshaft 1980 Honda Xl500 S Xl500s Xl 500 80 on 2040-parts.com
Spanish Fork, Utah, US
PARTS IN THIS LISTING ARE FROM: 1980 XL500S HONDA YOU ARE BIDDING ON: CAMSHAFT
CONDITION: LOBES ARE IN GOOD CONDITION. NICE CAMSHAFT.
VIN # PD01-5108532
MOTOR # PD01E-5108594
BUILD DATE: 1/80
ALL OF MY PARTS ARE USED, NOT PERFECT AND SOME MAY TAKE A LITTLE WORK TO USE.
DON'T BE OFFENDED IF IT IS DIRTY, OILY OR HAS GREASE ON IT.
YOU GET WHAT IS PICTURED AND NO MORE AND VERIFY IT WILL FIT YOUR BIKE BEFORE BIDDING.
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On Apr-23-12 at 10:11:51 PDT, seller added the following information:
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