1972 Cb175 Original Harness on 2040-parts.com
Bloomingburg, New York, US
This was off my running CB175. It will fit many makes and models. This will make a great peice for restoration or customizing. Look at the pictures and ask any questions. Shipping is to lower 48 with insurance only. Any overage in shipping and packing will be refunded. Look at my other items. I combine shipping when possible. Thanks
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