Arctic Cat Tigershark Waverunner Personal Watercraft Daytona Cover Red/black on 2040-parts.com
Chester, New York, United States
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Hello, this cover is for a Arctic Cat Tigershark Daytona Waverunner Personal Watercraft part #678-461 was purchased as a back up for my machines but have sold them and now it sits on the shelf. It is used a couple of times but it didn't mach the other so it was packed away as spare, it might fit several models but part number must be checked. Sold as is no warranty or returns please look at pictures and ask questions I will answer asap thank you.
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