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1965 Antique Ski-doo Bombardier Serial Number Green Tag Plate & Glovebox on 2040-parts.com

Location:

Augusta, Maine, United States

Augusta, Maine, United States
Its in excellent shape for the year. This also comes with the very rare glove box lid. This is one of the best glove boxes that I owned from my entire collection of ski doos. Amazing patina and all original.
Brand:Ski Doo Country/Region of Manufacture:Canada Warranty:No

You are bidding on a serial number plate and glove box door for a 1965 Ski-Doo Snowmobile.  Its in excellent shape and there are no cracks in the parts where it attaches to the cowling.  This also comes with the very rare glove box lid.  Will complete your unreported original. The serial number is 9371B5.

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