Kawasaki Poster H1 Mach Iii H1b 1972 Suitable To Frame on 2040-parts.com
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"The perfect gift for the KAWASAKI enthusiast with a penchant for classic 1970's bikes." This is a newly printed poster of the classic KAWASAKI H1 H1B Mach III 1972 500cc triple. Drank as much gas as a V8 but could it fly!. NOTE: Original artwork is part of a private collection and has been scanned and professionally restored with a sophisticated graphics program and then printed on a commercially rated machine. So you're NOT getting something that has simply been downloaded from the Internet and printed with consequent low resolution and poor detail on a cheap and nasty desktop printer!. This is a GREAT poster! and most suitable for framing. Non-fade colour fast ink has been used to create this print on heavy stock gloss art paper in an A3 size (42cm x 30cm or approx 18" x 12"). NO EXTRA SHIPPING COST, when you select any additional posters from our range. Some of our favoured feedback. EXCEPTIONAL SELLER*PERFECT BROCHURE*WELL PACKED ~ HIGHLY RECOMMEND> PHENOMINAL !Buyer: joe-turbo Jul-13-08 11:44 SUZUKI Brochure RF600 RF600R 1993 Motorcycle SALES (#380040670617) Great items from a GREAT guy,will keep buying Brilliant International service+++Buyer: ricdavo1956 Aug-14-08 05:30 HONDA Brochure CB900 CB900F 1982 Sales Catalog (#380049877639) See Our Other Auctions for More Rare and Collectable Motorcycle Literature. Supplied by a specialised motorcycle literature dealer with 30 years experience, who has earned a worldwide reputation for the range and quality of reproduced, new and antique publications sold. Freighting information: "Price" includes HEAVYWEIGHT protective poster tube complete with robust end caps. "Standard Shipping" into the USA is by New Zealand Post's AIRMAIL service with a 5 to 10 working day delivery. "Standard Int'l Shipping" worldwide is by New Zealand Post's AIRMAIL service with a 5 to 10 working day delivery. As I have 1000’s of unlisted Kawasaki, DUCATI and HONDA manuals etc available, CONTACT me directly and visit my eBay store. |
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