Yamaha 1980 Xs850 Midnight Special Left Sidecover on 2040-parts.com
Park Hill, Oklahoma, US
This Midnight Special Yamaha XS850 side cover is original 1980. Could use some new paint. It has scratches and small chips. Connectors are all intact and usable and will make a great gift for collector/restorer.
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