Nos Arctic Cat Snowmobile Throttle Cable 0187 037 El Tigre Pantera Cross Country on 2040-parts.com
Red Lake Falls, Minnesota, United States
NEW OEM THROTTLE CABLE 0187-037 ARCTIC CAT
WILL REPLACE CABLE PART NUMBERS
0187-021 /0187-030 / 0187-025 AND 0187-049
WILL FIT THESE SELDS
1975 EL TIGRE 340/440
1976 EL TIGRE 440/500
1976 CROSS COUNTRY
1976 TO 1978 PANTERA
1977 EL TIGRE 4000 /5000
1978 EL TIGRE 5000 FA /6000 LC
1979 EL TIGRE 5000 FA ; 6000 L/C AND CROSS COUNTRY
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