Honda Cl175 Scrambler Fuel Tank Gas Tank Original Paint Candy Topaz Orange 1971 on 2040-parts.com
Martinsville, Indiana, US
Up for your consideration is a OEM gas tank removed from a 1971 Honda CL175. Tank is very straight with no dents or dings that I could find. Original paint looks good with some scratches and wear. Inside of tank has some surface rust and residue, may need cleaned or coated. Good oem part, sold as is. Thanks for looking,
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