1998 Skidoo Snowmobile Rear Rack Grand Touring 583 517286500 on 2040-parts.com
Mankato, Minnesota, United States
|
For sale is a rear rack frame from a 1998 Skidoo Grant Touring 583 snowmobile. It is clean, in good condition and functions as designed. Will work with many years/models so please check part# to ensure proper fit. NOTES: this is the bare rack frame. Local pick up only but we do have some shipping options covering the upper mid-west so please contact us prior to purchase
|
Seats for Sale
1998 skidoo snowmobile rear back rest cover grand touring 583 415087103(US $22.00)
1998 skidoo snowmobile rh rear arm grand touring 583 517296400(US $32.00)
1998 skidoo snowmobile lh rear grab arm grand touring 583 517286700(US $52.00)
1998 skidoo snowmobile rear bumper w/bolts grand touring 583 517272510(US $28.00)
1998 skidoo snowmobile front bumper grand touring 583 517265400(US $52.00)
Skinz protective gear airframe lightweight seat kit psk221-bk(US $549.95)
Ferrari 458 Italia Configurator +Video
Fri, 18 Sep 2009There's now a Ferrari 458 Italia Configurator online Nothing particularly ground-breaking on the 458 configurator – it’s all pretty standard fare – but it can while away hours for Ferrari nuts around the world, as they fantasise on the perfect 458 spec whilst pretending to work on that latest report on their desk. We tried to make some really appalling combinations, but we failed. The 458 conspires to look pretty stunning whatever combination of 20 odd colours, a couple of wheel styles and variations on brake calipers you choose.
Freedom Edition joins Jeep Patriot lineup for 2013
Mon, 12 Nov 2012The 2013 Jeep Patriot Freedom Edition will join the Jeep lineup alongside the Wrangler Freedom Edition as another tribute to the United States military. Jeep will donate $250 of each Freedom Edition sale to military charities. Additionally, Chrysler is offering $500 cash back on the purchase of any new Chrysler Group vehicle to active members of the armed forces and veterans .
Wheel maker connects with exotic clientele via social media
Mon, 16 May 2011Reaching potential buyers of custom wheels for exotic cars takes more than buying ads in magazines. Miami-based ADV.1 Wheels is building a business fueled by a social-media approach that includes car-forum interaction, photo shoots and short films on the Internet. The company launched a Facebook fan page in late March, has received more than 59,000 “likes” and aims for 100,000--at which point ADV.1 Wheels has promised to give away a set of the company’s Trakfunction wheels.