Kawasaki Js550 Westcoast Ride Plate on 2040-parts.com
Cheyenne, Wyoming, US
Here is a EUC WESTCOAST extended ride plate off of a running 1988 JS550. GREAT PERFORMANCE Upgrade from one of the top brands!Typical scratches on bottom side, but NO chips, dings, cracks or breaks! May fit other years and models but up to the buyer to make sure it will fit their ski!
Thanx for Looking! Any Q's just let me know! Thanx!
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