Honda Atc70 Seat Oem Stock 1978-1985 on 2040-parts.com
Onsted, Michigan, US
DESCRIPTION
This is a seat from a 1979 Honda ATC70
It is in pretty good condition
These will fit from 1978-85 ATC70 models
The cover is torn and the foam is worn at the tears in the cover
The base is very good, with only a little light surface rust in a few spots
Please keep in mind that these are used parts and may be dirty/greasy
If you are unsure if this will fit your machine please ask,I will be happy to help
SHIPPING
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Alaska,Hawaii and Puerto Rico may be higher
The international rate is a estimate only,the actual cost may be higher or lower,please ask for a quote
I always do my best to combine shipping on multiple items
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