Qrc Yamaha Racing Sprint Kart on 2040-parts.com
Mount Pleasant, Michigan, United States
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2012 QRC , Yamaha YZ450F motor. Fresh with big bore kit , has about 1 hour on fresh motor , Kart is in great shape except wing is a little wrinkly. Extra tires /wheels , sprockets. Getting rid of all toys ,
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