Trx250r Oem Rear Tail Light Taillight 1988 1989 88 89 Trx 250r Fourtrax Honda on 2040-parts.com
Monrovia, California, US
THIS IS AN OEM REAR TAIL LIGHT FROM A 1988 TRX250R. TAIL LIGHT IS IN EXCELLENT SHAPE. LENS HAS NO CRACKS AND LIGHT WORKS PROPERLY. AUCTION INCLUDES EVERYTHING SEEN IN PICTURES .
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