Rupp Roadster Ii Minibike Speedometer / Headlight Bucket on 2040-parts.com
Brighton, Michigan, US
This is a NOS Rupp Roadster II speedo/light bucket only, NOT the speedo shown in the demo pic. It is chromed plastic, perfect for your mint restoration. Fits standard Rupp Roadster speedo and headlight . Email with any questions. Add $5.00 for priority shipping in continental U.S.
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