Triton 2008 Lxt Jetski Watercraft Trailer For Sale!!! on 2040-parts.com
Fort Lauderdale, Florida, United States
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*LIMITED TIME ONLY!!* *Triton SINGLE JETSKI TRAILER!!* Used 2008 Triton 2008 LXT Watercraft Good Condition, bearings and tires. This is a local pickup item *only* Pictures in the listing is the exact item that you will receive. We do not use stock photos. Model: 2008 LXT Condition: Used, well maintained, stored in outdoor protective tent Description: Personal Watercraft Trailer GVWR: 1,490 1b Size: 4.80 x 12C Tire Pressure 90 PSI *NOT LISTED OR SHOWN BUT A SECOND SINGLE JETSKI TRAILER AVAILABLE* (MESSAGE FOR LOT INQUIRIES) |
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