Crank Cases For 640 Tiger Shark on 2040-parts.com
Chickamauga, Georgia, US
one very nice set of upper and lower cases from a 639 640 tiger shark barracuda ski had good crank that came out of it i live 30 minutes from Chattanooga Tn. if local you can pick up and save shipping charge
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