Ski-doo Snowmobile 1998 Formula Iii 600 Black Seat on 2040-parts.com
Kaukauna, Wisconsin, United States
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THIS IS A USED SKI-DOO 1998 FORMULA III 600 BLACK SEAT. IT IS THE BLACK/PURPLE COLOR DESIGN. -In Excellent Condition SHIPPING RATES LISTED ARE FOR CONTINENTAL 48 STATES ONLY, ALASKA AND CANADA CALL FOR RATES BEFORE PURCHASING ITEMS, YOUR SHIPPING FEES WILL BE CONSIDERABLY HIGHER AND IT WILL TAKE LONGER TO RECEIVE YOUR ITEM. CANADA RESIDENTS ALSO WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR DUTIES OR BROKERAGE FEES AS THEY APPLY. THIS IS NOT CHARGED BY KEN'S SPORTS IT IS BETWEEN YOU AND THE SHIPPING COMPANY, CHARGED AT TIME OF DELIVERY. ALL SALES ARE FINAL. NO RETURNS ON USED PARTS. FOR ANY QUESTIONS ON FITMENT ANY OTHER QUESTIONS FEEL FREE TO CALL US AT 920-788-0220 PART # USDSEAT1000 |
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