Honda Atc200s Atc200x Oem Rear Tail Light Assy. Lens, Housing & Socket Nice on 2040-parts.com
Albany, Oregon, US
This tail light was removed from a very low hour 1985 ATC200s.
Lens has No issues and looks new.
Housing has a couple small scratches in the bottom.
wires in great shape and bulb works.
If you want a OEM tail light on your atc, Here is a nice one.
Clean and ready to go..
Thanks for looking!
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