Honda Express Nc50 Headlight Bucket on 2040-parts.com
Cincinnati, Ohio, US
I'm selling my 1978-1982 Honda NC50 headlight bucket. This bucked comes with the original speedometer, high-beam indicator, headlight, ignition switch & key and bolts to secure. I can't be sure if the bulbs work in the high-beam indicator and headlight. Last time used all in working order. Please email me with questions.
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