Ski-doo Rev Low Black Windshield (now In Gloss Black) on 2040-parts.com
Embarrass, Minnesota, United States
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Up for sale is my ultra thin, yet durable, handmade windshield for a Ski-Doo Rev. Solid black. Will come with the 3 holes drilled for mounting. I also stuck some Velcro on the outer inside edges of my windshield to wrap it around a little more. Velcro is provided. Cheap way to go to a low black windshield.
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