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Ducati 996 Fuel Gas Tank Yellow Excellent Condition on 2040-parts.com

US $350.00
Location:

Hollis, New York, US

Hollis, New York, US
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A near mint 996 OEM gas tank  in yellow. A little bit of glue residue which can be rubbed off finger or with

soap and water..I have a carbon belt protector that I will be removing No dents under that either..Tank is

included no gas lock or anyting attached, just the tank. Again this tank is mint.. Ask any questions.. thanks all

fit 748,916,and 996,998


 This fuel tank is 100% functional... pulled from a running 996.  NO leaks or any rust.  

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