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Wild Kart Shifter Kart Chassis on 2040-parts.com

US $2,500.00
Location:

Peoria, Illinois, United States

Peoria, Illinois, United States
Condition:Used Brand:Wild Kart Warranty:No Manufacturer Part Number:Wild Kart Country/Region of Manufacture:Italy Surface Finish:Good Condition

2008-2011 Wild Kart Warrior shifter kart chassis in great condition. This is a heavy duty 32mm frame that is ideal for a larger or heavier driver. This chassis handles great. Very minimal use over the years, this kart has only been used a handful of times. It comes with a large Max Cool radiator, XL soft Tillet seat, Mychron 3 data logger, like new full width rear bumber with a melted spot in it, and 2 sets of rims with newer tires. All the extras with the chassis cost around $1,000 and the chassis is worth around $2000. I also have a high horsepower Sonic tag kart motor in pristine condition that I could sell with the package. Thanks for looking.

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