2 Honda 650 Seats-80-82 Models on 2040-motos

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2 Honda 650 seats-80-82 models, $40, image 1

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These are from two 650 Honda's. 1 was a 1980, 650 & the other was a 1981, 650 Custom. These may fit other yrs. but not sure. You'll need to check w/a dealer. The need to be reupholstered but the foam looks in pretty super condition. The metal trim on the sides & the bottoms are in terrific shape also. More pics available upon request. If interested email me, or call.

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