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2007-2014 Yamaha Phazer/phazer Gt/phazer Rtx 121" Custom Fit Snowmobile Cover on 2040-parts.com

US $164.99
Location:

Erie, Pennsylvania, United States

Erie, Pennsylvania, United States
Condition:New Brand:Yamaha Manufacturer Part Number:SMA-COVER-70-10

Brand new Phazer Cover 2007-2014 Yamaha Phazer/RTX/GT Snowmobiles.Phazer® Custom Cover, Yamaha Custom Covers are made of strong preshrunk two-ply army duck canvas that's been specially treated to resist water and mildew. A canvas finish provides increased durability and has been designed to hold its water repellency. Fits ’07~’14 Phazer 121”, SMA-COVER-70-10. We are a dealership located in Erie, PA. This item is on display and available for sale in our Parts Dept. (814) 833-3861. If this item should sell before the auction ends, there may be a delay of a day or two before this item ships.

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