Vintage Honda Dream 300 Left Side Tank Emblem, Original on 2040-parts.com
Byron, Michigan, US
Up for purchase is a vintage Honda 300 left side tank emblem. Great original condition. Emblem has a 1/4" scrape in the lower left corner, hard to capture with the camera. Measures approx. 2.75" in diameter. Model year application unknown. Please email any questions prior to bidding. Thanks!
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