Bestop Utv Element Doors Kawasaki Mule 3000 2001 - Current on 2040-parts.com
Wylie, Texas, US
For sale is a set of Bestop UTV Element Doors for a Kawasaki Mule 3000 2001- Current. MSRP: $864.95. The door feature:
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Element Door provides exterior protection and ventilation.
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Features black powder coated 1 inch diameter mild steel tubing, .065" wall thickness
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No drill application, all harware included.
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Mirror mounting plate welded in place for quick add on of Replacement mirror kit(sold seperately)
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Door enclosure kit sold seperately (see other listings)
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