80 Kawasaki Kz750 Twin Kz 750 Regulator / Rectifier Ltd on 2040-parts.com
Star City, Indiana, United States
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Used regulator rectifier off of a 1980 KZ750 G twin ltd. Came off a running bike. Good usable condition. Small piece broke on plug but does not affect in any way. (See pictures) 3 wire plug and 5 wires all together.
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