Kawasaki Js300 Sx 300 300sx Jet Ski Intake Grate Mariner on 2040-parts.com
Prineville, Oregon, United States
A good condition no cracks. mariner aftermarket intake grate off a 1988 Kawasaki 300sx jet ski. Should fit all js300 and sx300 Kawasaki jet skis.
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