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Kawasaki Vintage Snowmobile Nos Gas Tank 90 Degree Fitting # 92005-3511 on 2040-parts.com

US $12.00
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Minneapolis, Minnesota, US

Minneapolis, Minnesota, US
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Kawasaki Vintage Snowmobile NOS Gas Tank 90 Degree Fitting # 92005-3511.  This the fitting (RH bottom of tank) that is used for the gas guage panel.  It is used on the following:

  • 1978-81 Invader
  • 1978-82 Intruder
  • 1980 LTD 4/6
  • 1981-82 LTD

These fitting are NOS.

Items ordered will be consolidate for shipping whenever possible.

 

 

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