Vintage Genuine Ski-doo Suit Jacket And Bibs 1989 Formula Mach-1 Mach Formula on 2040-parts.com
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ONE OF THE FEW LEFT NOT DESTROYED, WILL MAKE A GREAT ADDITION TO THE VINTAGE SNOWMOBILE COLLECTORS GARAGE OR CLOSET UNTIL THE VINTAGE RIDE SEASON BEGINS ! RECENTLY SENT FOR CLEANING, SEE PHOTO'S -EXCELLANT CONDITION, ORIGINAL OWNER, HAS A SMALL REPAIR ON ONE ARM-SEE IN PICTURE, AND FORMULA ON BOTTOM OF BIBS STARTING TO UNSTICH ON BOTTOM-EASY REPAIR. ALL ELSE FLAWLESS.
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