Vintage Snowmobile Ski-doo Elan Olympic Hood Race Tape on 2040-parts.com
Caribou, Maine, United States
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Up for sale is 8 feet of racing tape. This was used around the bottom edge of the hood by early racers. This is more than enough for 1 sled. It Not only helps protect the hood but looks really cool! Tape is 2 in wide. Maine residents must pay sales tax of 5.00%
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