Nos Genuine 1959 Honda C 92 Ca 92 Rr Brake Panel 43100-200-020 on 2040-parts.com
Miyazaki, Japan
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NOS Genuine 1959 HONDA C92 CA92 (C90 in Japan) Rear Brake Panel Dead Stock. HONDA Genuine original package is not. It is very rare. It had been a long storage period, like-new condition. When you combine shipping by buying multiple items You must wait for an invoice from me. It is to apply the correct discount. Additional shipping costs Calculate the increase in weight It is correctly determined The item carries by Japan Post Express Mail Service . I do not send out the item to the area where tracking is not applicable. Payment is only PayPal. |
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