Custom Banshee Plastics And Seat on 2040-parts.com
Yuma, Arizona, United States
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SELLING THE PLASTICS AND SEAT ONLY!
-CUSTOM AIRBRUSHED PLASTICS AND CUSTOM SEAT OFF A YAMAHA BANSHEE. LIGHTLY USED. THE FRONT PLASTIC HAS A FEW VISIBLE SCRATCHES, NORMAL WEAR. ALL IN ALL VERY GOOD CONDITION. PLASTICS HAVE BEEN CUT IN FRONT AND IN BACK. NO TEARS IN SEAT. SEAT IS IN VERY GOOD CONDITION AS WELL. PACKAGE INCLUDES FRONT HOOD, RADIATOR COVER AND PLASTIC,GAS TANK COVER AND REAR FENDER WITH SEAT. SCREWS AND BOLTS NOT INCLUDED. |
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