1986 Yamaha Jog Engine on 2040-parts.com
Crown Point, Indiana, US
1986 Yamaha Jog Engine. Motor runs. Rear wheel is shot. Has 2800 miles. It has a crack bolt housing for the air box but does not effect the engine.
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