Comer K-80 Go Kart Kid Kart Engine Complete Carb Runs 100% Rookie Sportman Class on 2040-parts.com
Cleveland, Ohio, United States
Gently used Comer K-80 Go Kart Kid Kart Race Engine
100% Working Condition 7-12 Year old Rookie-Sportsman Class Won Nationals with this hand picked engine FREE Shipping anywhere in the Continental U.S. ($50 Value) Call or text me with any questions or reasonable offers: 440-281-3833 |
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