Suzuki Ltz 400 Z400 Kfx Dvx Frame Chassis 2003 on 2040-parts.com
Milford, Illinois, United States
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For sale - One factory frame removed from a running 2003 Suzuki Z400. Good, used condition. Frame is straight and unmodified. Threaded inserts all have good threads. Paint is gray in color. Paint has chips and surface rust in places - please see pictures.
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