Atc 200 Right Fender 81' on 2040-parts.com
Toledo, Ohio, US
Left over from a family project that was stolen from garage and cleaning out the shelves. This fender is in good shape, cracks only at fixture holes, mud flaps are cracked and will be removed for shipping but included along with flap blackets. Nice fender with normal wear. Sold in " as is condition" no returns or refunds, so look pictures over and make sure this is the fender you want for your atc. Thanks for looking.
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