12 Bogie Tires Andstainless Steel Installation Hardware - Vintage Ski-doo on 2040-parts.com
Ballston Spa, New York, United States
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" Buy it now": Is for twelve (12) New Bogie Tires and Installation Hardware.
Fits sleds from '69 on Fits sleds '68 to '62 when tabs on inner edges are trimmed off. Kit includes 12 tires and 72 stainless steel machine screws and nylocks. Check out our other items in our E Bay store (click on the red door above). Thanks |
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