Kawasaki Z1 Carb Parts - Sync Adjuster, Drain Plug, Pulley - Nos - No Reserve on 2040-parts.com
Marion, New York, US
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Z1 Carb Adjuster Screw, Pulley / Bell Crank / Control Cable Wheel, Drain Plug (74-74 Z1). 16021-018, 16074-001, 16049-003 - Genuine Kawasaki Parts - 1 of each. I don't have more of the drain plugs or adjusters - sorry.... Fits the Z1 carbs. It is time to clear out some of the parts I've been hording for years. These are parts from my personal stash rather than from my business (Z1 Enterprises, Inc.) Shipping - I will combine shipping to save you. Please checkout my other auctions for similar NOS parts. |
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