1980 Yamaha Tri Moto 3 Wheeler Coil Used #528 on 2040-parts.com
Carlock, Illinois, United States
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Item: 528
ITEM DESCRIPTION: Please review all of the photos. Some bags could be ripped or may have been taped up, some hardware could be missing. Everything shown is included. Please check out our other auctions for more new and used parts!!! Or visit our eBay for tons of great deals on new and used parts. Attention International Buyers: *Some countries have small size and weight restrictions please verify your item can be sent to your country before bidding. We are not responsible for the duties, taxes, and custom fees that the country we are shipping to charges. Once the products reach customs in your country we are not responsible for the products being declined or not accepted by your country or by customs. All parts still come with the 14 day warranty for products that are damaged or not as described. On international orders if we can fit all your items in one box we will give a bigger discount. Than if you purchase multiple bigger items that require more boxes. If you have purchased multiple big items we will have to use multiple boxes and your shipping discount will be less. The number of boxes we use is determined by your countries size restrictions. *Feel free to reach us at 309-376-2399 for any customer support or technical inquiries. Store Hours: Monday thru Friday 7am-7pm |
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