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Suzuki Tail Light Lens Brake T500 T350 T250 A100 Ahrma Vintage Cafe Street Vjmc on 2040-parts.com

US $9.99
Location:

Duncansville, Pennsylvania, US

Duncansville, Pennsylvania, US
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Suzuki Tail Light Lens

New

Fits many models 1971 - 1975

Aftermarket lens replaces part # 35712-15011

Quality is not quite up to OEM standard but is very good

Has some very minor handling blemishes from being on the shelf for a couple of decades, although it was removed from the original bag for picture

 


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