Shadow 750 Tool Box Honda Vt750 98 on 2040-parts.com
Cranford, New Jersey, US
THIS IS A TOOLBOX FROM A 98 VT750C WITH ONLY 3.6K MILES, GOOD CONDITION AND A LITTLE DIRTY FROM STORAGE BUT VIRTUALLY NO RUST ON METAL PARTS AND THE PLASTIC IS ALSO VERY GOOD. SORRY NO BATTER COVER.. $10 TO SHIP
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