1972 Ski Doo Elan Snowmobile New Replacement Vinyl Seat Cover #157 on 2040-parts.com
Hyde Park, New York, United States
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HERE IS A HANDCRAFTED VINYL REPLACEMENT SEAT COVER FOR A 1972 SKI DOO ELAN SNOWMOBILE THIS IS PROUDLY STITCHED OF -50 COLD CRACK TOP QUALITY VINYL! DOUBLE STITCHED FOR DURABILITY AND CLEAN LOOK! PROUDLY HANDCRAFTED IN THE USA!! I accept ONLY PAYPAL. Winning bidder MUST NOTIFY ME within 2 days of end of auction and payment must be received within 5 days of end of auction. Thanks and enjoy. Happy bidding.
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