Ims Oversize Gas Tank 88 - 89 Kawasaki Kx 250 Kx250 Kx500 500 Uckaw40 on 2040-parts.com
Universal City, Texas, US
IMS OVERSIZE FUEL GAS TANK
WITH CAP
3.6 GALLON
"NOS"
Specifications | |
---|---|
COLOR/FINISH | Green |
MODEL | Large Capacity |
STYLE | Matches OEM Color |
TANK CAPACITY | 3.6 Gallon |
TYPE | Gas Tank |
ORDERED FOR CUSTOMER
AND NEVER PICKED UP.
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