Yamaha Xv920, Xv750h Virago 1981, '82, '83 Speedo/tach Cover #100-64 on 2040-parts.com
Johnstown, Pennsylvania, US
Yamaha XV920, XV750H Virago Speedometer Cover, Tachometer Cover, and Meter Cover for 1981, '82, '83. Tach cover has slight scratches/no cracks. Speedo cover 4 x 7-83507-00-00 retails for $109.49. Tach cover 4 x 7-83508-00-00 retails for $73.62. Meter cover 4 x 7-83559-A0-00 retails for $180.49. Will accept offers on this item and free shipping!
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