1998 2004 Yamaha Warrior Yfm350 Foot Rest on 2040-parts.com
Hesperia, California, United States
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foot rest no dents, straight in good condition came off a running 1998 Yamaha Warrior * Payment due 3 days from auction end * Please check for proper fitment before bidding * Will combine shipping for multiple items * Items ship 1-3 business days from recieving payment |
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