Arctic Cat Ext/pantera 580 L/c Engine on 2040-parts.com
jarvis, ON, Canada
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UP FOR SALE IS A GOOD RUNNING 580 ARCTIC CAT ENGINE. IT CAME OUT OF AN 1995 EXT EFI THAT WAS PARTED OUT AFTER THE TUNNEL WAS DAMAGED IN AN ACCIDENT. IT HAD ABOUT 2700 MILES ON IT AND HAS GOOD COMPRESSION ON BOTH CYLINDERS.THROTTLE BODY,SENSORS, RECOIL AND MAG/STATOR ARE NOT INCLUDED IN PRICE.THIS IS A USED ITEM SOLD AS IS WITH NO WARRANTY, IMPLIED , OR OTHERWISE. ATTENTION!!!!!!!!!!! REGARDLESS OF ANY DEALS EBAY MAY BE RUNNING, SHIPPING IS NEITHER FREE NOR INCLUDED IN PURCHASE PRICE. SHIPPING QUOTE IS ONLY AN ESTIMATE. ACTUAL RATE CAN BE CALCULATED ONCE ITEM IS PACKED, WEIGHED AND BUYER LOCATION IS KNOWN.********IF YOU HAVE NO INTENTIONS OF PAYING ...DON'T WASTE MY TIME........PLEASE READ RETURN POLICY BEFORE YOU COMMIT TO BUY...ANY VIOLATION OF RETURN POLICY RESULTS IN NON ACCEPTANCE OF RETURN AT BUYER'S EXPENSE....NO EXCEPTIONS
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