Subject: Re: VIN/serial # plate
Author: Rich Pardo
Date: Oct 17, 2001, 5:47 PM
Post ID: 1708621140
I think I saw replacement ones at Cycle Garden. www.cyclegarden.com
Then you'd just have to have the numbers stamped on the new one.
Look in the photos section under "assorted Guzzi parts"
-Rich
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