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1985 Kawasaki Kx80 Kx 80 Rear Back Brake Drum on 2040-parts.com

US $19.95
Location:

Englewood, Colorado, United States

Englewood, Colorado, United States
NOT WARPED/BENT,HAS BRAKE SHOES AND SPRINGS(COMPLETE),TEETH ON SHAFT SPLINE IS NICE(NOT CHEWED UP),NO CRACKS,NO BAD PITTING IN METAL,COLOR FADED A LITTLE,FEW MARKS/SCRATCHES FROM GENERAL USE (WELL PICTURED).
Brand:KAWASAKI Part Type:brake caliper Manufacturer Part Number:0133433

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2013 Toyota Auris revealed ahead of Paris Motor Show debut

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Mercedes E class Cabriolet (2010) – Air Cap

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The 2010 Mercedes E Class Cabrio with AirCap deployed The next generation Mercedes E Class Cabriolet is due to turn up at next month’s Detroit Motor Show and go on sale in the Spring in the UK – just in time for some open-topped motoring as the sky clears and the sun starts to shine (or it pours with rain – global warming, don’t you know). Which is all fine and dandy if you’re just cruising round town at low speeds and you’ve got hats on, otherwise the expensive coiffures of your passengers may well get wrecked by the buffeting once the roof is down as you blat along, leaving them looking as if they’ve been dragged through a hedge backwards. But not any more.