1997 Sea Doo Sportster Challenger 1800 Oem Oil Tank W/ Sending Unit Complete on 2040-parts.com
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From a running challenger 97 with hoses and more ready to instal and fill w/oil see pic thanks ALL PARTS ARE USED AND SOLD “AS-IS” UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED NO REFUNDS OR RETURNS
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