Snowmobile Cover Arctic Cat Crossfire 136 Orange Premium on 2040-parts.com
Reading, Massachusetts, United States
|
This is a custom fit Premium cover for Arctic Crossfire snowmobiles. I used it on my 06 Crossfire 7 136" I believe it Fits 06-11 Crossfire 136 & 141 models. Make sure it will fit your sled before bidding. Same as Arctic Cat p/n 6639-044 except for the color and graphics. Very good condition. All hooks and straps are intact. Sold as-is no returns. Free Shipping. Local pickup or ships to USA Lower-48 only. Paypal only. Payment required within 5 days of auction end. Thanks for looking.
|
Snowmobile Covers for Sale
Arctic cat zr limited green cover, fits 12-13 f, 14-17 zr 6639-942(US $169.95)
Polaris 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 edge premium 121" full snowmobile cover(US $124.99)
Yamaha 2008-2014 fx nytro oem snowmobile cover
85 arctic cat cougar 500 right rear shocked cover h14(US $24.99)
Oem yamaha apex black snowmobile cover
Ski doo rev intense cover 1 up x low low 2008 - 2009 black & gray nib(US $219.99)
Mitsubishi L200 Barbarian Review & Road Test (2010)
Mon, 30 Aug 2010The Mitsubishi L200 Barbarian - Review & Road Test Meddling Governments have long distorted the car sales marketplace. Motorists are always seen as an easy target, and company car running motorists even more so. Since the last Labour lot came in there have been determined efforts to make the company vehicle an expensive luxury, despite the fact that many company vehicles are a necessity.
Cadillac at Geneva
Wed, 05 Mar 2008By James Foxall Motor Shows 05 March 2008 13:57 What’s new on Cadillac’s Geneva Motor Show stand? It was a festival of silver on the General Motors brand’s stand. But even combining anonymity in colour with gloomy lighting couldn’t hide the lack of new product.
EVs are back in Revenge of the Electric Car
Wed, 28 Sep 2011Revenge of the Electric Car, by writer/director Chris Paine, follows General Motors' Bob Lutz, Nissan's Carlos Ghosn, Tesla's Elon Musk and backyard inventor Greg "Gadget" Abbott from 2007 to 2010, when their respective companies were getting in (or returning) to the electric-car game. Paine also wrote and directed the contentious 2006 documentary Who Killed the Electric Car? That film followed the GM EV1 electric vehicle from buyer's hands to the junkyard when the company controversially collected and destroyed them all.