Honda Cr500 Cr 500 Desert Woods Gas Tank Large Capacity 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 on 2040-parts.com
Weed, California, US
I am selling an ims gas tank that was removed from a 1989 Honda cr500. Overall condition is good. No issues. Is clear in color. I think it is the 3.6 gallon model but am not sure. Made by ims. I think but am not certain it fits 1989 through 2001 models.
No petcock.
Do your homework first but should be easy enough to figure out.
Good shape no issues.
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