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Arctic Cat Track Cleats, 10", El Tigre, Jag, Lynx, Trail Cat, 74-81, Lots Of 10 on 2040-parts.com

US $40.00
Location:

Turner, Maine, United States

Turner, Maine, United States
HAS SURFACE RUST DO TO AGE
Brand:Arctic Cat Warranty:No Manufacturer Part Number:610-105 Country////Region of Manufacture:USA

ARCTIC CAT TRACK CLEATS, MADE BY KORONIS, NEW, SOLD AND PRICED IN LOTS OF 10 ONLY, CONTAINS RUST DUE TO STORAGE AND AGE

ARCTIC CAT
04-610-105 10"
EL TIGRE 340/440 74
EL TIGRE  75-80
JAG 75-81
LYNX 75-76
TRAIL CAT 79-81

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