1998 Arctic Cat 500 Stator on 2040-parts.com
Waycross, Georgia, US
Parting out a 1998 arctic cat 500 4x4 manual shift with solid rear axle. atv had 2,907 miles at tear down
Listing is for the stator, good working condition
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