Honda Helix Cn250 Visor Meter Instrument Panel Plastic on 2040-parts.com
Long Island City, New York, US
I am selling the visor meter plastic panel from my 1993 Honda Helix. This is the plastic hood that surrounds the instrument panel. This is two pieces of plastic that fit together. Overall this is in excellent condition. There is one fastener that is broken but can be easily fixed. The broken fastener is pictured. Thank you!
I'd be happy to combine shipping where possible to save on shipping!
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