Kawasaki Nos G3 Wiring Harness Pn 26001-050 on 2040-parts.com
Tehachapi, California, US
NOS: Make sure the PN is correct for your application
Shipping $8.00 USA
I will ship international but you must contact me for costs and shipping arrangements, because international shipping has gone crazy with the recent changes. As a example: A 4 ounce package to Europe is now about $10.00. Its nuts. There appears to be a ever increasing problem with international shipments taking 1, 2, 3 months getting there or even not making it at all. Usually it gets hung up or lost in that countries customs department. If you do not contact me and bid on the item it will be shipped at you risk and I assume no responsibility for items not received. So please contact me for arrangements prior to bidding.
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