Side Cover For A 1983 Honda Magna Vf750c on 2040-parts.com
Walton, Kentucky, US
This cover is off a 1983 VF750C Honda Magna and should fit VF700C model's from 1982-1986 but you need to check with parts list before you bid. Thanks for looking and have a good day.
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