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Z1 900 Kawasaki Starter Aluminum Fin Chrome Amaca Bobber Chopper 1973-76? 1000 on 2040-parts.com

US $11.50
Location:

Chillicothe, Ohio, US

Chillicothe, Ohio, US
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1973-76 kawasaki z1 900 starter cover chrome aluminum finned. Underside is pitted put the top half in good shape.  i don't know what these will or will not fit. What you see is what you get.  Sold as is no returns 

740-663-5010 or 740-703-5780 with any question. Sharps Cycle 476 Renick Lane Chillicothe Ohio 45601. this may fit knucklehead,flathead,panhead.shovelhead,45 chopper bobber rat old school barn racer el fl ul vl wl xl xla flh antique old original vintage triumph hot rod rat rod '32 ford custom classic low rider slickfray american pickers

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