Suzuki Df70 Bolts on 2040-parts.com
Deltona, Florida, United States
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these came off a running motor.it is not all the bolts but it is alot of them.some of them have very light rust on the heads..it will come just like you see it. clean them up and
put them on .i have this whole motor parted out in my auctions.please
ask any questions before you buy,make me an offer.thank you!!
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