Kawasaki Voyager Front Fork Lights on 2040-parts.com
Cleveland, Texas, United States
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These fork lights came off a '95 Voyager, they are in good shape and work properly. The chrome is in good shape and bright. The lenses are in decent shape. I know these are getting harder to find and I know there are some diehard followers of the Voyager. Don't let these slip away, they need a new home, is it going to be yours?
Ask questions before you purchase them, all sales are final. Payment is due no later than 3 days after auction end. I have a couple other hard to find Voyager accessories up for auction as well, so check them out too. |
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