H2 750 Triple Oem Nos Kawasaki Oil Receiver 13045-008 Obsolete Part Vintage Rare on 2040-parts.com
Elk River, Minnesota, US
Have gotten ahold of some Brand New Old Stock Parts to list on ebay. Dealer out of business sale.
Item: oil receiver, part number 13045-008, sold to highest bidder..
Fits ALL I CAN FIND ONLINE IS H2 750 KAWASAKI, NOTHING ELSE SAID???
Suggested Retail was $26 each, starting price much less
Feel Free to email and questions you have thru ebay, will try to answer emails daily.
Shipping is by priority mail only, international buyers please email for shipping cost quote.
Will ship within a day of receiving payment. We do hope to receive payment within 5 days.
We do charge a small handling fee of $2-4 depending on size of package which is included in the shipping charges listed on item.
We do combine items when possible, and our policy is 1st item or heaviest remains the same with any item we can add to same box, usually is 1/2 price additional shipping or less.
Combined shipping must be for items that have ended within 3 days of each other ONLY.
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