Honda Cb360t Headlight Stay, Headlight, Front Turn Signals, Mounting Brackets on 2040-parts.com
Hopewell, Pennsylvania, US
this is from a 1976 Honda CB360T, and will fit 73-77. Front headlight stay bracket, turn signals still attached with bulbs and good lenses (1 is broken but comes with a replacement), headlight (lens is perfect, bucket is cracked in the back), and all the wires. Everything is straight and not bent.
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