New Arctic Cat Team Arctic Flame Performance Adjustable Cap - Part 5273-048 on 2040-parts.com
Spicer, Minnesota, United States
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New Arctic Cat Team Arctic Flame Performance Adjustable Cap - Part 5273-048
97% Polyester, 3% Elastane
Sublimated panels on brim, all-over embroidery Structured fit Velcro closure Also check out our e-bay store! Please call with any special shipping or purchasing requests. Ask for Chad (320) 796-2185. Store hours Mon & Fri 8-6 Tues-Thurs 8-5 and Sat 8-2. Please note: MN buyers will be charged a sales tax of 6.875% on all applicable items. Please Note: The Shipping rates listed ONLY apply to the lower 48 states. ALL ITEMS ARE are sold " AS IS " with no warranty, no returns and no refunds of any kind unless made clear PRIOR to sale. Thank You for shopping Spicer Sports & Marine. We are full Service Arctic Cat Dealer. We also carry Misty Harbor Pontoons, MirroCraft Boats, Shoremaster Lifts and Docks, Mercury, Yamaha & Honda Outbourds. We have a large inventory of new old Stock OMC parts. New Items Added Daily!! |
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