Sea Doo Left Hand Moulding With Hardware To Install 269500712 Bin#11 on 2040-parts.com
Johnson City, Tennessee, US
THIS IS THE LEFT HAND MOULDING WITH ALL MOUNTING HARDWARE FOR A SEA DOO PART #269500712. I REMOVED IT FROM A 2001 SEA DOO GTX THAT WAS PARTED DUE TO HULL DAMAGE. THIS PART LOOKS GOOD AND IS IN GOOD CONDITION READY TO INSTALL. I KNOW IT FITS SEVERAL YRS. AND MODELS. JUST COMPARE PART #'S. ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE FEEL FREE TO ASK. THANKS, RODNEY
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