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Kawasaki Kz650 Speedometer Kz550 Kz750 Kz400 Kz450 Kz1000 on 2040-parts.com

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Kansas City, Missouri, United States

Kansas City, Missouri, United States
Condition:Used

Came off of a 1977 KZ650.  This speedometer is fully functional.  Odometer reset appears to work just fine.  Slight dent at the top of the case.   

This part is used.  That means it is subject to all of the wear and age that any used part will or may have.  It is not "new" and I am not trying to pass it off as such.  Feel free to ask questions about its condition.  MOST OF THE PARTS THAT I SELL ARE USED and the buyer accepts all responsibility for that.  I inspect them to the best of my ability.  All sales final, however if you have a problem with these items PLEASE feel free to let me know. Buyer is responsible for fit.
Buyer will deliver payment by 7 days after end of auction. I do not refund shipping costs. Not responsible for shipping damage or loss. Item is being sold "as is". No local pickup. BIDDERS OUTSIDE THE U.S.A MUST CONTACT ME prior to sale.

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