Honda Cbx 1982 Right Side Cover on 2040-parts.com
Venice, Florida, US
UP FOR BID ARE SOME MORE PARTS FROM MY 1982 HONDA CBX PART OUT. THIS IS THE RIGHT SIDE COVER. IT IS IN PERFECT UNBOKEN COND. STILL HAS ORG. PAINT AND DECAL BUT SOMEONE HAS DRAWN A LINE AROUND IT WITH A MARKER. IT SHOULD COME OF BUT I'LL LEAVE THAT JOB TO THE AUCTION WINNER. ALL MOUNTING TABS ARE UNBROKEN. THIS IS A NO RETURN ** NO WARRATY AUCTION SO ASK QUESTIONS BEFORE YOU BID. I WILL SHIP TO OVER SEAS BIDDERS BUT SHIPPING WILL BE HIGHER.
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