Honda Cr80r, Microfiche Parts Diagrams, Manuals - 1980 -'83 on 2040-parts.com
Norfolk, Virginia, United States
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A microfiche parts diagrams/manual for Honda CR80R for 1980 to '83 May work with other years. I know it's the same as the '84. Has minor scratches, mainly to upper left. All of the parts diagrams with part numbers, exploded views, etc. Condition varies from unused excellent to heavily scratched but usable. If they looked too gnarly, I chucked them. Ships with stiffener for protection. Purchase up to 10 total additional cards for NO additional shipping charges. Photo shows a pile of cards. This is in that pile. You will receive the cards listed in this auction only. See my other auctions for more manuals and parts. |
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