Kawasaki Kx500 Engine Covers And Water Pump 1987 + on 2040-parts.com
Loves Park, Illinois, US
CAME OFF 1987 KX500 MAY FIT OTHER YEARS WATER PUMP WORKED FINE WHEN BIKE WAS PARKED NO CRACKS GREAT CONDITION. US BUYER PAYS $12.00 SHIPPING.
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