Honda Cb400 Hawk Right Side Cover Used Vg No Broken Tabs on 2040-parts.com
Auburn, Maine, US
Honda CB400 Hawk Right Side Cover. Item is used in very good condition, no broken mounting tabs, some light, very minor scratches..............Sold as-is..........All sales final.....No returns or refunds.
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