1973 Snoblazer Snowmobile on 2040-parts.com
Chenoa, Illinois, United States
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rare one year only, 1973 snoblazer , the only snowmobile ever sold with one front ski, list price was about $900.00 and they did not sell. everthing is stuck and rusted, NO SHIPPING, might deliver for $ depending on your location, MUST HAVE 20 POSITIVE FEEDBACKS TO BID. all my sales are sold as is with no returns, Check out my other items!
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Body Parts for Sale
Ski-doo front bumper(US $45.00)
Ski-doo snow flap(US $50.00)
Arctic cat orange snowflap zr zl z t660 panther 2606-514 zrt ext thundercat king(US $44.99)
08 600 mx z renegade skidoo ho sdi hood assembly(C $119.99)
1996 yamaha 600 v-max dx exhaust muffler(C $159.99)
1993 503r slt skandic ii bombardier skidoo exhaust pipe(C $59.99)
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