Honda 600 Coupe Sedan Engine Chain Guide Upper Roller Very Nice N600 Z600 Used on 2040-parts.com
Excelsior Springs, Missouri, United States
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HONDA 600 COUPE or SEDAN Chain Roller - 14630-568-000 - very nice used - shows hardly any wear if any, but I did remove it from an engine, whether it had ever been run or not - shaft and bushings included as shown - Please check my store listings for more than 500 Honda 600 parts. As always, I will be glad to combine shipping and handling when I can - shipping to the continental USA will be $5.00. Shipping to all other locations will be calculated after the purchase. "Taking my Hondas apart so that you can put yours back together."
 **NOTE** For purchasing more than one item, you can use the eBay shopping cart located in the upper right corner of the eBay home page - you can select all of your items and then go to the bottom of the page, where it says request invoice from the seller - it will then send your list of selected items to me - I will carefully package them and combine what will safely fit together before I send you the invoice - I can usually save you some money on the total shipping/handling plus postage - Thanks, Ray Cave ** QUESTIONS ? ** Please, because of a glitch in the system and unknown to me, I have not been able to receive questions from potential buyers - I was not aware of that and I think that glitch has been corrected - if you have any questions now, or have any questions that you tried to get to me with earlier, please ask - that is what I'm here for - Ray Cave |
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