Powder Keg Snowmobile Fuel Tanks And Luggage Trunk on 2040-parts.com
Hampstead, New Hampshire, US
powder keg storage trunk and 2 fuel tanks for the rear of a ski doo renegade 137, or 146/154 summit. Great condition used twice includes tunnel brackets easy rivet on and go. Fuel tank capacities are 2 and 2.75 gallons respectively. Also includes 40 oz oil bottle. Cost new is $498.00
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