Honda Valkyrie 1500 Genuine Front Fender Emblem Made In Japan 300/2c2-5 on 2040-parts.com
Miami, Florida, US
Add a Nice Touch to your Valkyrie This emblem is a genuine part from Honda Motor Co Ltd Made in Japan Very easy installation, No tools required (can be done in 15 minutes) A strong adhesive backing is pre-applied to permit easy mounting see picture # 3 Sold each: Please see picture # 1 , What you see in the picture is what you get Model Fitment Shipping Please make sure your address is correct on your E-Bay account so that there will be no delays in getting your part. We shipping daily within 12 to 24 hours after payment cleared. The faster you paid, the faster I will ship. If you buy multiple items please wait for invoices before paying so we can combine shipping Domestic orders Priority Mail thru US Post Office (2-3 days) Sales tax is charged for all Florida Sales. You will receive a e-mail through your "My Messages" Thanking for your purchase and when it will ship. All items are packed appropriately Shipping and Packaging cost will be a bit higher not only for the postage but for handling at the post office in person. We will contact you through the E-Bay messages with tracking number and when it will ship; So please be sure and check your messages International orders Please make sure your address is correct on your E-Bay account so that there will be no delays in getting your part. US Post Office First Class (7 - 10 days) Please use shipping calculator or e-mail for shipping prices. Import duties, Taxes and charges are not included in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are the buyer’s responsibility; please check with your country’s customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding or buying. Payment The faster you paid, the faster I will ship. Pay-Pal is the fastest way to get your item to you Personal check for domestic customers only, it will take 4-6 days to clear, I do not ship until it has cleared. Description We do our the best present accurate and detailed information for all items we sell. Please do not contact us with negative feedback if you meet any mistake made by us. Email us and all questions will be responded within 24 hours. We’ll try our best to make our buyers extremely satisfied We’ll do all we can do to resolve any problem BID WITH CONFIDENCE - YOU WILL NOT BE DISAPPOINTED. (¯`*·.¸ Thank you and ride safe¸.·* 6401383720000This part is used in multiple assemblies.
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