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Race Kart Parts Exhaust Pipe, Silencer Fits Iame, Parilla, Leopard + More Motors on 2040-parts.com

US $21.50
Location:

Miami, Florida, US

Miami, Florida, US
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Up for auction is a used exhaust pipe/silencer that fits an IAME, Parilla, Leopard and other race kart motors.  It is in good overall condition with no dents and only a few scratches where the clamping springs hold it down to the mount.  I only accept Pay Pal and will not ship until I receive full payment.  Shipping and handling will be a flat $18.00 and I do not ship Internationally.  Please call Chris @ 7986-229-3790 if you have any questions and do not text or email me.  Thanks for looking and good luck bidding. 

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