Honda Z 50 R Carburetor, Sonic Cleaned! on 2040-parts.com
Sequim, Washington, US
Good useable carb will fit most Z 50s but came off a 2nd generation model. ( Red with Shocks on the back). Has been disassembled and sonic cleaned.
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