Yamaha Srx 440 Front Bumper on 2040-parts.com
Essexville, Michigan, United States
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Taken off of a 1978 SRX 440. Pretty nice, however had a dent in the front. Has scratches on in, but could be fixed and re-chromed to look like new. Sorry, no international shipping. |
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