Polaris 7041096,1979 Cobra,snowmobile Suspension Spring Right Hand on 2040-parts.com
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States
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OEM 1979 Cobra Polaris #7041096 Snowmobile Rear Suspension Spring Right Hand Came from a closed Polaris dealer that I purchased inventory from It might have some scratches,chips in paint,marks,dirt,dust,nicks,ETC from being on the store shelf Just what is pictured Please email me with any questions or pictures you may need before you buy Paypal only |
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