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Kawasaki Pilot Jet Kx65,80,125,250 Kd80,200, Kdx200, Kxt250 92064-1020 Nos! on 2040-parts.com

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Ramona, California, United States
Condition:New Brand:Kawasaki Manufacturer Part Number:92064-1020

KAWASAKI PILOT JET KX65,80,125,250 KD80,200, KDX200, KXT250 92064-1020 NOS!    PERFECT FOR A RESTORATION OR UPGRADE TO YOUR CURRENT MACHINE. ABSOLUTELY NO DISAPPOINTMENTS! WINNING BIDDER TO PAY BY PAYPAL WITHIN 3 DAYS OF AUCTIONS END. WINNING BIDDER RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL SHIPPING AND HANDLING IN ADDITION TO FINAL BID PRICE BASED ON LOCATION. INTERNATIONAL ALWAYS WELCOME, BUT I CAN NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ITEMS NOT REACHING THEIR FINAL DESTINATION. PLEASE CONTACT ME AT AUCTIONS END IF YOU WOULD LIKE INSURANCE PURCHASED FOR YOUR ITEM. *** MULTIPLE ITEMS PURCHASED MAY BE COMBINED FOR SHIPPING.***PLEASE VERIFY PART NUMBER YOU NEED BEFORE YOU PURCHASE THIS ITEM***  THANK YOU!

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