Suzuki Boulevard C 50 Fuel Tank Emblems /gas Tank Emblems on 2040-parts.com
Gastonia, North Carolina, US
SUZUKI BOULEVARD C 50 FUEL TANK EMBLEMS OEM NEW IN WRAPPER (THESE RETAIL FOR OVER 50.00 EACH ) PLEASE ASK ANY AND ALL QUESTIONS, I DO THIS AS A HOBBY AND WORK A FULL TIME JOB SO PLEASE BE PATIENT SOMETIMES I CANT BE ON HERE EVERY NIGHT , BUT I WILL ANSWER YOU AND USUALLY NO LONGER THAN 48 HRS TO RESPOND THANK YOU FOR LOOKING AND GOOD LUCK BIDDING ALSO WHEN IT COMES TO SHIPPING IF YOU NEED SOMETHING SHIPPED QUICKER JUST ASK AND I WILL DO ALL I CAN TO PACK AND SHIP AS SOON AS PAYMENT CLEARS SHIPPING ESTIMATES ONLY INCLUDE LOWER 48 STATES ANYWHERE ELSE MUST ASK FOR SHIPPING QOUTE ALSO IF YOU DONT WANT TO WAIT FOR AUCTION TO END AND NEED ITEM NOW MAKE ME A REASONABLE OFFER
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