85 86 87 Honda Atc 250es Big Red Complete Seat Mint 250 Es Atc250es 3-wheeler 2 on 2040-parts.com
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USED, COMPLETE, NEWLY REUPHOLSTERED, CUSTOM SEAT FROM A 1985 HONDA ATC250ES BIG RED IN MINT CONDITION UP FOR BID.
SEAT FITS: 1985 1986 1987 HONDA ATC 250ES BIG RED SEAT WILL NOT FIT 85-87 ATC250SX SEAT HAS BEEN PROFESSIONALLY REUPHOLSTERED IN HEAVY GRADE, BLACK VINYL. SEAT PAN IS IN GOOD CONDITION. TOOL HOLDER AND LATCH MECHANISM ARE INCLUDED. SEAT HAS NOT BEEN USED SINCE RECOVERED. SEAT IS READY TO LATCH ON ATC AND GO RIDING. ANY QUESTIONS, EMAIL ME. THANKS USPS PARCEL SELECT 2-9 DAYS SHIPPING TO LOWER 48 STATES PAYMENT WITHIN 5 DAYS |
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