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Zundapp Old C50 Ks 50,super Sport 5 Speed, Motor Getriebe 5 Gang on 2040-parts.com

Location:

Oliveira do Bairro, default, Portugal

Oliveira do Bairro, default, Portugal
“Please see Item Details for Condition Description...”
Warranty:No Country/Region of Manufacture:Germany

***OLD ZÜNDAPP - 5 speed for restauration or for parts***

Complete engine with cylinder in chrome nickel

 Not locked motor, not locked gearbox

NOT TESTED, NOT INSPECTED, NOT GUARANTEED

See carefully all the photos.
Ship to EU countries (€59). 



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