Used 1969 Rupp Mini-bike Headlight W/switch Roadster Sae-n-69 on 2040-parts.com
Mansfield, Ohio, US
Nice - Used 1969 Rupp Headlight Assy. w/switch and bulb. Bulb has NOT been tested. Roadster. Includes n.o.s. bezel ($35.00 value) as shown in pic #1 & #5. Has normal wear, scratches and surface "bubbles" as seen in pics #2, #3 & #4. SAE-N-69 stamped in the center of the back of the headlight - pic #2. A headlight of this quality and age is getting more difficult to find. Get it while you can. As-is purchase. Prompt shipment upon payment. Thanks for viewing.
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