Kawasaki Kz1000 Tailight on 2040-parts.com
Wolfforth, Texas, US
Good looking used assembly from a 1978 KZ1000 A2. This is a good solid assembly, no cracks, breaks. No roadrash or problems. It is very clean to use now. Base has few spots of pitting on the outside. Once assembled with the bracket and tail it will be hardly noticeable. All of the wiring is good and the interior is excellent on the socket. Great part to use now on anything except a pristine quality restoration. Genuine Kawasaki part that fits several other nodels. Ask us about other parts or visit our store znd enter a model or part number in the store search
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Kawasaki kz1000 tailight (US $25.00)
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