Honda Stateline Vtx1300 Oem Full Exhaust Header Pipes Muffler Mfr-1300 on 2040-parts.com
Ocala, Florida, US
Honda Stateline full exhaust system. May fit other models or years. Part number listed on the mufflers HON MFR1300. Please verify fitment with your dealer before bidding. This exhaust is a used take off and has minor imperfections. Any marks or discoloration in the pictures are purely reflections. The chrome is bright and the scratches are not coming out in the pictures. No major damage anywhere on this assembly. It is up to YOU, the buyer, to verify fitment of this item and ask any questions before bidding. This item may be disassembled for shipping. Thanks!
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