Used 82 - 83 Yamaha Xt200j, Xt200, Xt, 200j, 200, Ignition Coil 1982 1983 on 2040-parts.com
Missoula, Montana, US
This is a coil that came off of a running 1982 XT 200. This is a used part that has been tested and is in good working condition, a little dusty but still functional. Buyer pays $3.95 shipping. Thanks for looking
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