88 89 Honda Cr250 Cr 250 Radiator Engine Motor Oem Right Rad 1988 1989 No Cap on 2040-parts.com
Norton, Massachusetts, US
THIS IS AN OEM RIGHT SIDE RADIATOR FOR 88-89 CR250'S IN GOOD SHAPE. DOES NOT COME WITH CAP. HAS NO HOLES WELDS OR LEAKS. HAS NORMAL WEAR. COMES AS PICTURED.
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