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Vintage Ktm 1994 440 Sx Exc Mxc 550 Mxc Chassis Oem Spare Parts Manual on 2040-parts.com

US $15.00
Location:

San Juan, Puerto Rico, United States

San Juan, Puerto Rico, United States
Some wear and stains. But complete and good looking.
Type:Motorcycle Spare Parts Manual Country/Region of Manufacture:Austria

 For sale is a very nice and Vintage KTM 1994 440 SX EXC MXC 550 MXC Chassis OEM Spare Parts Manual in 2 Languages.  German,  English.  Some wear and stains.  All in all still comes with all the information.  This a rare piece for the vintage KTM collector or specifically the 1994 440 and 550 MXC owners. Printed January November 1993. Total of 22 pages. Original article number 3.203.66

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