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Skidoo Rev Xp Cover, Storage Oem Factory Trailerable on 2040-parts.com

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Sioux Falls, South Dakota, United States

Sioux Falls, South Dakota, United States
Condition:Used

Up for auction is a real nice factory XP cover. I used this on my mxz but will also work on summit, gsx and any XP chassis with a single seat. All zippers and clips are there and work well only flaw is a very small wear hole that I have pictured with a dime to show the size. I seam taped the back a few years ago and has not enlarged. Could be sewn should you wish. I also noticed a few others starting so I taped then before they wore through. If you would like more pics just let me know. I also have the original box that will be included. Has a dealer tag on the rear as pictured. Thanks for looking!

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