1969-1970 Ski Doo Snowmobile Cover - New on 2040-parts.com
Clifton Park, New York, United States
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Protect Your Investment! This cover offers a custom fit for the 1969-1970 "Bubble Nose". The embroidered logo on the cover front is the same size and color as the one included on the original snowmobile.
Our covers are designed to keep dust and dirt away from
your cherished classic Ski Doo. Manufactured in the U.S.A. and made
from high quality water and mildew resistant 10 ounce Cotton Duck
material. No bungee cords, elastic or hooks to get hung up
on your snowmobile. Four D-rings are sewn into the lower hem allowing you to
easily tie down. Visit our website (classic sled restoration) or eBay Store for additional Classic Covers and information; |
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