Suzuki Cavalcade (gv1400) Passenger Foot Pad Cable Lever on 2040-parts.com
Livonia, Michigan, US
Passenger Foot Pad Cable Lever from a running 1988 Suzuki Cavalcade LX (GV1400)
May work
with other years/models. It is the
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