1992 Yamaha Exciter Ii 570 Exciter570 Strut Side Cover - For Snowmobile on 2040-parts.com
Linden, Michigan, US
1992 YAMAHA EXCITER II 570 SNOWMOBILE STRUT SIDE COVER. VERY NICE STRUT SIDE COVER, NO HOLES, NO GOUGES, HAS PLASTIC RIVET FOR BACK. **I WILL SHIP INTERNATIONALLY, GIVE ME YOUR SHIPPING ADDRESS AND I WILL GIVE YOU A SHIPPING QUOTE, THANK YOU! **I DO ACCEPT RETURNS, BUT YOU NEED TO COMMUNICATE TO ME WITHIN 14 DAYS OF RECEIVING THE ITEM. BUYERS TO PAY RETURN SHIPPING. PLEASE Communicate before leaving Feedback, thanks!!!!
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