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Hirth Motoren Snowmobile 282a2 Base Gasket 280r 650cc on 2040-parts.com

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Tower City, Pennsylvania, United States

Tower City, Pennsylvania, United States
Condition:New other (see details) Brand:HIRTH Warranty:No Manufacturer Part Number:UNKNOWN Part Brand:HIRTH

HIRTH MOTOREN  KG SNOWMOBILE   282A2 BASE GASKET 280R 650CC  . MAY FIT OTHER MODELS.

PLEASE SEE MY STORE CATEGORY HIRTH SNOWMOBILE

MAY FIT OTHER MODELS.  PLEASE LOOKUP YOUR PART NUMBER AS TO IMPERFECTIONS IN LISTINGS.

ALL PARTS ARE NEW BUT MAY SHOW SOME WEAR FROM SITTING ON SHELF. INCLUDES SURFACE RUST, LIGHT SCRATCHES.

I HAVE ALOT OF VINTAGE OMC JOHNSON SNOWMOBILE AND RUPP, HIRTH, SACHS, CHAPPARAL, MYOTHER ITEMS

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