Nos Original Unused 1972 Raider Twintrack Passenger Seat - New- Ra-1322 on 2040-parts.com
Oconomowoc, Wisconsin, United States
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New, NOS Original 1972 Raider Twintrack passenger hatch seat cushion. Raider part number RA-1322. These US made originals are show quality, from original Raider factory surplus inventory. When these are gone, they are gone. These will fit all '72 Raider Twintrack snowmobiles, all models; 290, 340, 400, 440, Bandit. Listing and price is for one passenger cushion. If you order more pieces, the shipping cost can be adjusted, or overages refunded. See our other auctions for more new, and NOS Raider parts, including new, correctly detailed flared '73-'75 Raider windshields. Thanks.
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