Vintage Kawasaki Snowmobile 1980 Invader 4/6 Flywheel/stator Cover Housing on 2040-parts.com
Washington, Maine, United States
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Used flywheel/stator cover/housing pulled from a 1980 Kawasaki invader 4/6 snowmobile. Good condition. See photos. For contact info: torysvintagesleds d o t c o m. 207-701-7494.
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