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Vintage Ahrma Yamaha 83-85 Yz490 Yz 490 Yz250 Complete Seat Aftermarket Cover on 2040-parts.com

US $59.95
Location:

San Diego, California, US

San Diego, California, US
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You are bidding on a Complete seat with an Aftermarket cover from 1985 Yamaha YZ490. The seat/pan is in very good condition and is ready to install or restore further.  This seat comes with a period correct Ballistic Racing USA seat cover.  This part is the perfect upgrade for your vintage YZ racer. This part will work on ALL YZ490 and YZ250 models 83-85. With a start bid of just $59.95, you can't lose. So bid hard and often for this great YZ490/YZ250 seat and keep your Yama-Beast Roosting. Shipping for this item(s) will be $17.50 with insurance.  I can ship this worldwide for ($59.95) without insurance.  Thanks and please email with any questions..

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