Vintage Nos Arctic Cat Windshield Strip, 1973-1974 El Tigre Models, 0116-481 on 2040-parts.com
Selinsgrove, Pennsylvania, United States
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For Sale.
A Vintage NOS Arctic Cat windshield trim piece, made of plastic. MINT condition a couple of scratches on the underside of the strip, which is not visible, from shelf wear at the dealership. A must have part for any restore project. This will fit the following models Part Number: 0116-481 Strip, Windshield 1973 ElTigre - HOOD 1974 ElTigre - HOOD s |
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