1983 Xj 750 Yamaha Seca - Faring Compartment Covers/doors on 2040-parts.com
Panama, New York, US
1983 faring compartment covers /doors with key from a complete 1983 XJ 750 Yamaha Seca. If you need any other parts from this bike contact us at 716 499 2397 anytime. Any questions or would like to view more photos please email or call before bidding. If more than one item was purchased we will combine shipping if possible. Item must be paid within 3 days of auction closing. Once payment is received , items usually ship within 24 hours.
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