Arctic Cat Firecat Throttle Flipper on 2040-parts.com
Rome, New York, US
you are bidding on a throttle block assembly that was removed from an F7 but will work on other models. The assembly is in good working condition and ready to be installed. The wire connector will need to be replaced. If you have any question please ask. Thank you for looking at my auctions.
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