Arctic Cat Spirit Motor /engine Series 3000 Running Aa34f2 on 2040-parts.com
Waterford, Michigan, United States
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Great estate find!! ARCTIC CAT SPIRIT MOTOR /ENGINE series 3000 RUNNING AA34F2 60mm bore 60mm stroke So we found this in workshop of an old sled junkie. sprayed a shot of starting fluid down the plugs and she fired on the second pull ! questions welcome will ship to lower 48 only |
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