Honda Cl350 Scrambler Crank Cb350 Twin Connecting Rods Engine Motor on 2040-parts.com
Youngstown, Ohio, US
1970'S ERA CL350 SCRAMBLER CRANKSHAFT . tHis item was removed from a good running engine . this part is a little dirty but it works perfect . This auction is for what is in the photo only . this part also fits 1970's honda cb350 twin . check engine # in photo
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