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Skidoo Snowmobile Fuel Tank With Fuel Gauge 1998 Mach Z / Others on 2040-parts.com

US $29.95
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Farmington, New Hampshire, United States

Farmington, New Hampshire, United States

This fuel tank was removed from a 1998 Mach Z Skidoo Snowmobile. Fuel tank will ship as shown in the photos with fuel fitting rubber grommet, fuel gauge and wiring and the fuel tank vent plastic fitting and rubber grommet. This fuel tank does not leak and still retains it's black semigloss finish. This fuel tank is now obsolete and when available sold for around 175.00 without the fuel sensor (415 080 800). 

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