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Kawasaki Jet Ski 440 550 Jetski Exhaust Pipe on 2040-parts.com

US $8.99
Location:

Middletown, Connecticut, United States

Middletown, Connecticut, United States

Up for auction is a Kawasaki 440 550 jetski exhaust pipe elbow.

This is a stock part and it came out of a 85 550 but I believe that it will fit many of the early Kawasaki standups please look at the picture carefully before you bid.

The exhaust pipe elbow bolted in the front left of the jetski and brought the exhaust gases out from the waterbox.

The exhaust pipe elbow appears to be in excellent condition, with good sealing surfaces.

The exhaust pipe elbow appears to be in excellent condition but it is not perfect, it does have normal wear. The shipping charges shown apply only to the continental US. I can ship outside the US but be aware that I add an additional $4 handling charge for international shipping for paperwork & line at the Post Office and a small surcharge to PR and Hawaii, depending on weight.

Just cleaning my basement and I have a bunch of jetski parts that I no longer need. These parts are used and sold as is. PLEASE ASK QUESTIONS, ALL SALES ARE FINAL.

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