Honda Helix Cn250 Trunk Lid Plate on 2040-parts.com
Long Island City, New York, US
I'm selling the trunk lid/door and the trunk cover from my 1993 Honda Helix (the rest of the trunk in the third picture is not included in this auction). It is in excellent structural condition except for a piece of plastic that is cracked off. I have most the piece and it could be glued back. Will come with KEY! This is an original Honda Part. They made stuff quality. Thank you!
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