Vintage Ski-doo Black Recoil Handle / Buffer on 2040-parts.com
Ballston Spa, New York, United States
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" Buy it now" is for One Black Recoil Handle and Buffer.
These items are new but made to the same specs as the originals. Handle and Buffer are correct in surface, dimensions and hardness. Provides an excellent replacement for worn out or damaged Handle/Buffer. Don't forget to check out our other items in our E Bay Store. Thanks |
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