Arctic Cat Tigershark Cdi on 2040-parts.com
Priest River, Idaho, United States
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This is out of a 1993 Arctic Cat Tigershark. It sat for awhile we put new gas in it and it fired up right away. Was winterized before it sat. MAY FIT OTHER UNITS PLEASE CHECK PRIOR TO PURCHASE! |
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