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Chrome Passenger Footrest Support Muffler Hanger Bracket Set Triumph 650 750 on 2040-parts.com

US $9.99
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Willoughby, Ohio, US

Willoughby, Ohio, US
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Original chrome passenger footrest support / muffler hanger bracket set.

                         
For use on Triumph 650 & 750 models (T120, TR6, T150) from 1963-1970. 

Used but in good, solid condition. Chrome shows some scattered "dots" where some surface oxidation has begun. There is some light scratching and a few small dings from use present as well. This set would need re-chromed for that new look. Other than the minor issues above, this set is damage free with no cracks, breaks, bends, or holes. 

Part #70-4711 (E4711)

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