Ski-doo Grand Touring 380 F/550 F Stator *new* on 2040-parts.com
Monticello, Minnesota, US
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This auction is for a BRAND NEW Stator for the Ski-Doo Grand Touring 380F/550F. This was ordered wrong for a customer and we can't return it to Ski-Doo. Again, this is brand new. Don't miss out on this deal! Fitment: Grand Touring 380F/550F May fit other Ski-doo models as well! Part # 420883969 This part number replaces 420888970 See our other auctions for more great deals!!
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