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Yamaha 98 1998 Xl1200 Xl 1200 Rear Seat Dark Green Freshwater No Rips Passenger on 2040-parts.com

US $110.00
Location:

Rochester, Michigan, United States

Rochester, Michigan, United States
Freshwater, no rips or holes.
Brand:Yamaha WaveRunner Manufacturer Part Number:GU2-U372A-10-00

Yamaha Rear Passenger Seat.

Came off of a Yamaha 1998 XL1200 Waverunner.

Dark green.

Freshwater.

Clean, no holes or tears.

Comes with latch.

Will fit other models, but please check that this will fit your 
application before buying. I can only guarantee that this will fit a 1998 Xl1200.

THANKYOU FOR LOOKING.

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