Atc 200 Left Fender 81' on 2040-parts.com
Toledo, Ohio, US
Left over from family project which was stolen from garage and we are cleaning off the shelves. Nice fender cracks at attachment area, normal wear.Mud flap is cracked and will be removed for shipping but included along with the brackets. Sold in "as is condition" No refunds or returns...don't need it back so look over the pictures and make sure this is the item you need for your atc. Thanks for looking.
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