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Arctic Cat Snowmobile Snow Glow Neon Light Tubes In Blue Hood Vent Light Vintage on 2040-parts.com

US $90.00
Location:

Auburn, Pennsylvania, United States

Auburn, Pennsylvania, United States
NEW OLD STOCK- PACKAGING HAS SOME DUST, RIPS, AND/OR MARKS FROM STORAGE
Brand:Arctic Cat Manufacturer Part Number:0638-209

ARCTIC CAT BLUE SNOW GLOW NEON LIGHT TUBES/HOOD VENT LIGHTS--IT IS UP TO BUYER THAT THIS FITS YOUR MACHINE. PACKAGING HAS SOME DUST AND MARKS ON THE OUTSIDE COVER FROM STORAGE.  I WILL COMBINE ALL SHIPPING. SHIPPING PRICE QUOTED to the 48 US states Upgraded shipping available. I Will ship any location in the world, but shipping will be higher than price stated. All items shipped next day or even the same day 6 days a week. Payment: All payments are expected in 5 business days. After 10 days expect a non paying bidder warning! Returns: 30 day return policy. No returns after 30 days from end of auction. Does not include electrical or engine parts. Buyer pays return shipping and refund is for auction price only, not shipping cost. Thanks for looking! Check out my ebay store for more atv parts! Thanks Wes

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