Yamaha Wave Venture 700 Muffler 1 Exhaust Manifold Wvt Xl 700 Wave Runner on 2040-parts.com
Conway, South Carolina, United States
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THIS EXHAUST MANIFOLD IS USED AND IN GOOD WORKING CONDITION COMES AS SEEN IN PICTURE, BOLTS ARE INCLUDED, GASKETS ARE NOT INCLUDED YAMAHA PART # 62T-14711-10-94 MUFFLER 1 (EXHAUST MANIFOLD) CAME OFF OF A RUNNING 1996 WVT 700 WAVE VENTURE FITS 1996 WVT700 WAVE VENTURE 2004 XL 700 WAVE RUNNER RETAIL PRICE FOR THIS ITEM NEW WAS OVER $384.00 SHIPPING IS ONLY TO CONTINENTAL USA BY UPS GROUND $14.00 I AM PARTING OUT THIS 1996 WAVE VENTURE 700 SO IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A SPECIFIC ITEM CONTACT ME AND I WILL LIST IT ASAP SOLD AS IS, NO RETURNS |
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