Carb Float Bowl Gaskets - Set Of 2 - Kz750b 1976-79; Kz750g 1979 Part# 16019-029 on 2040-parts.com
Bay Shore, New York, US
CARBURETOR FLOAT BOWL GASKETS - Set of 2 Part# 16019-029 GENUINE KAWASAKI REPLACEMENT PARTS for: KZ750B 1976-79 KZ750G 1979 These are NEW, OLD STOCK. They are DISCONTINUED and NO LONGER AVAILABLE from KAWASAKI!!! (May or may NOT come with the Kawasaki part label. As you can see on the label in the picture, Kawasaki sold them in 5-packs and I am selling them 2 at a time.) SHIPPING IS TO THE LOWER 48 UNITED STATES ONLY via USPS - PRIORITY MAIL!!! FINAL SALE - NO RETURNS!!! (Unless misrepresented, which it is not).
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