Vintage 70's Ski-doo 340 399 Twin Rotax Engine Shrouds 911-818 911-802, #10 on 2040-parts.com
Levering, Michigan, United States
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Item #10 Vintage 70's Ski-Doo 340 399 Twin Rotax Engine Shrouds Number on parts is 911-818 & 911-802 Good used condition. Will get cover as shown. May fit others also.
Used parts are normally dirty so expect them to have some grease, grime and or rust on them. Will get parts as pictured. Check pictures to make sure you are ok with condition before buying.
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