Skidoo Formula Ss 670 Exhaust Pipe Mxz Z Can Has A Few Holes on 2040-parts.com
Shelocta, Pennsylvania, United States
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Used exhaust pipe from a 95 formula ss 670. Pipe has some holes in it, looks like they may have had JB weld or something on them at some point. Came from a good running sled.
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