Vintage 1950's 1960's French Terry Saddle For Mobylette Velosolex Moped Bike on 2040-parts.com
Southern CA, US
This auction is for a Vintage Terry Saddle made in France, it is used and shows wear but still in nice condition, it is a synthetic leather, it comes with the seatpost and clamp, it came off an old motorized French bike.
You will receive the actual items shown in the pictures.
Buyer is responsible for all shipping fees, shipping will be $8.00 to anywhere in the continental USA, delivery confirmation is included with the shipping.
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