Suzuki Gt750 Timing Advance Assembly #08202 on 2040-parts.com
Fairview, Michigan, US
hi, this timing advance assembly was removed from a running 1972 suzuki gt750 water buffalo. everything here has been inspected, tested, and is in good overall used/usable condition. fits 1972 suzuki gt750 .
this item ships free anywhere in the usa.
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