New Arctic Cat Cdi Unit For 73 Ext, 74 Vip, 73-75 El Tigre Snowmobiles on 2040-parts.com
Bethel, Vermont, United States
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New Arctic Cat CDI Unit For 1973 EXT 340, 440; 1974 VIP; 1973-1975 El Tigre 400, 440; 1975 El Tigre 340 And 1975 El Tigre Z 250, Z 340, Z 440 Arctic Cat Vintage Snowmobiles. Part number 01-143-21. Replaces Arctic Cat Part Numbers 3001-141, 3001-346, 3001-479 and 3001-597. The OEM Arctic Cat CDI Unit retails for $406.95. The plug has 2 female and 1 male ends. It Is My Last One. 2 SOLD. Please email me with any questions. I will ship Worldwide. Thanks for looking.
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