7041988 / 3222101 Snowmobile Parts Lot As Pictured - Some New - Some Used - Look on 2040-parts.com
Sault Sainte Marie, Michigan, US
Miscellaneous snowmobile parts, mostly NOS. The 41 tooth gear and cover where takes offs from day one (installed reverse kit) in place. You get what is shown in the pictured except my desk. Shipping can be flat rate from MI for $13.75 to the US lower 48 on my next trip about October 20th if willing to wait. Shipping shown is Ont, Canada to lower 48.. The following are some of the parts included -
Other Parts for Sale
Ski doo snowmobile vintage hitachi starter motor s108-78 new(US $100.00)
#1109 yamaha pistons(US $40.00)
#1110 yamaha pistons(US $60.00)
#1108 yamaha pistons(US $40.00)
Ski doo snowmobile cylinder #927(US $44.95)
#1111 arctic cat pistons(US $20.00)
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