1986 87 Kawasaki Tecate Kxt 250 Nos Maier Front # Plate Fender Plastic Racing on 2040-parts.com
Bloomingdale, Illinois, United States
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Here we have a Nos maier front # plate cover in green for the 1986/7 Kawasaki Tecate 3 wheeler, it will fit the other racing 3 wheelers as well. Has 2 minor stress cracks by the rivets(see 2 middle pictures), Perfect for that vintage racer rep. Never removed from the packaging.
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