Ac Racing Black Powdercoat Standard Length Handle Pole Yamaha Superjet 1989-1995 on 2040-parts.com
Riverside, California, United States
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THIS IS AN AC RACING BLACK POWDER COATED HANDLE POLE STANDARD LENGTH FOR THE YAMAHA SUPERJET 1989-1995. THIS HANDLEPOLE IS STANDARD LENGTH. THIS HANDLEPOLE HAS NOT BEEN USED, BRAND NEW. THIS HANDLEPOLE WILL INSTALL ON YOUR JET SKI. BUSHINGS AND HARDWARE FOR CABLE BRACKET ARE INCLUDED. .
THIS LISTING IS BEING SOLD DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTURER AC RACING. |
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