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Arctic Cat Panther Snowmobile Backrest Original Vintage Seat on 2040-parts.com

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Rhinelander, Wisconsin, United States

Rhinelander, Wisconsin, United States
Original old backrest. 2 rips and 1 crack. Needs to better cleaning.
Brand:Arctic Cat Warranty:No

Fresh out of an old barn!!  Vintage Arctic Cat Panther Snowmobile Backrest.  This is original.  I think it's in pretty great shape for just sitting on a shelf for years.  Has 12 Cat Head snaps, a zipper and great color.  Sadly there is some damage-- 2 crakes and 1 rip.  1 crack is on the bottom and the other is in seam area on back.  The rip is on the side.  It also needs a good cleaning and it smells old.  Please see pictures for more details and write with questions.  Thanks for looking.   

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