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Ignition Module + Transformer For Jawa Babetta 207 210 215 225 Transistor 40 on 2040-parts.com

US $30.00
Location:

Budapest, default, Hungary

Budapest, default, Hungary
Condition:New

Ignition module and transformer set for Jawa Babetta mopeds 
Fits model 207 210 215 225 Transistor 40 and others.

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