Goldwing Gl1500 Gl 1500 1988 - 2000 Se License Plate Light # 8941 on 2040-parts.com
Temperance, Michigan, US
Hello,
Removed from a 1988 Goldwing GL1500
ALL PARTS NO RESERVE
NICE condition 9/10
A lot of the other parts are interchangeable also
Please look at all the pictures for the shape of the item.
PLEASE LOOK AT MY OTHER ITEMS FOR MORE PARTS FROM THIS BIKE
I will also combine the shipping on multiple items won.
And can ship international USPS.
Please let me know if you have any questions.
Thank you very much for looking.
SELLING AS IS
Components for Sale
Goldwing gl1500 gl 1500 1988 - 2000 trunk left side light bar reflector(US $24.99)
Goldwing gl1500 gl 1500 1988 - 2000 plastic fender rear guard(US $19.99)
Goldwing gl1500 gl 1500 1988 - 2000 left side saddlebag saddle bag trunk(US $49.99)
Goldwing gl1500 gl 1500 1988 - 2000 right side rear inner trunk pocket storage(US $19.99)
Goldwing gl1500 gl 1500 1988 - 2000 right saddle bag door saddlebag side(US $34.99)
Goldwing gl1500 gl 1500 1988 - 2000 saddlebag stay trunk mount saddle bag frame(US $0.01)
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