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1979 Honda Cm400a Cm 400 A Cm400 400a Voltage Regulator Rectifier 12 Volt 14 on 2040-parts.com

US $22.00
Location:

North Billerica, Massachusetts, US

North Billerica, Massachusetts, US
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1979 Honda cm400a cm 400 a cm400 400a voltage regulator rectifier 12 volt 14. It works fine. It has scratches and rust. Please ask all questions before buying this part, check powersportsplus.com for part compatibility. Any items that can not fit in large flat rate box may be subject to parcel post shipping depending on weight and location. I value all my cutomers greatly and realize that without my customers I would have no business. I will do my best to keep all my customers happy after the sale. Please do not leave me negative or neutral feedback before talking to me first. Please ignore the last number in the listing its a shop part number.


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