New (not In A Box) 417 300 067 Brp Snowmobile Belt on 2040-parts.com
Lake, Michigan, United States
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Brand new belt that fits a lot of different snowmobiles, too many to list. I suggest you google the part number to see if it will fit your machine. BRP is the USA manufacturer. Price includes shipping to anywhere in the lower 48 states USPS. PayPal must be used.
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