Oem Honda Hawk 78 79 Cb400a Cb400ti Cb400 Tii Left Exhaust Muffler Pipe Silencer on 2040-parts.com
Boise, Idaho, US
1978 honda Cb400 hawk left exhaust with mounting nuts.
Note:
SEE PICTURES PLEASE
One DENT and SCRATCHES on outside face (about a penny size ). Looks a little swollen in two spots.
Cleaning and Polish will help but isn't going to looks new.
NO HOLES
NO HEAVY RUST
This is a good option if yours is holed ; rusted ; missing or dented really bad. It's NOT INTENDED for motorcycles show .
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ALL OTHERS including International ASK BEFORE YOU BUY.
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