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Rogersville, Missouri, United States
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This is for a EXCELLENT PERFECT oil tank with NO leaks or damage, perfect and ready to use, from a 2005 Yamaha Raptor 660 and is from a low hour machine this is a RARE find. EXCELLENT items. Will fit 2001 through 2005 see my other auctions for more 660 Raptor items |
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