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Kawasaki J1 85cc J-1 J1t J1 T J1l J1tr 2 Stroke 1966 Left Side Handlebar Switch on 2040-parts.com

US $47.50
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San Jose, California, United States

San Jose, California, United States
Kawasaki J1 85cc J-1 J1T J1 T J1L J1TR 2 Stroke 1966 LEFT SIDE HANDLEBAR SWITCH, US $47.50, image 1
“There is some corrosion as you can see. The switch moves back and forth and "clicks" like its supposed to. The wires are intact and not cut and the black plastic coating is still in OK shape. Good overall condition.”
Brand:Kawasaki Country/Region of Manufacture:Japan Surface Finish:Aluminum

Hello. This switch assembly came off a 1966 Kawasaki J1 model. It is in good to excellent condition with NO major damage. Please make payment within 3 days. Thank you! Check out my other items! 

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