Condition:Used
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this is a gas tank with the cap and working petcock off of a 1983 honda atc200 e. the inside of the tank is not rusted. it could use a paint job. there are no major dents. this is a good solid tank.
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1983 Honda Atc200 E Gas Fuel Tank With Cap And Petcock on 2040-parts.com
US $125.00
Location:
Leominster, Massachusetts, United States
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