Kawasaki Klf 300 Atv Service Manual Klf300 Repair Book on 2040-parts.com
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THIS MANUAL IS USED AND IN GOOD CONDITION, PAGES ARE CLEAN, ONLY USED A COUPLE TIMES COMES AS SEEN IN PICTURE OEM KAWASAKI PART # 99924-1057-02 SERVICE MANUAL COVER SAYS FOR 1986-1987 KLF 300 BUT THE INFO SHOULD ALSO COVER UP TO 2004 - CHECK WITH A KAWASAKI DEALER IF YOU ARE NOT SURE THE INFO MAY COVER OTHER YEARS OR MODELS ALSO, BUT I DO NOT KNOW FOR SURE RETAIL PRICE FOR THIS NEW IS OVER $59.00 SHIPPING IS ONLY TO CONTINENTAL USA BY USPS MAIL $8.00 OR UPS GROUND $12.00 SOLD AS IS, NO RETURNS |
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