John Deere Snowmobile Nos 73-84 80 Mph Speedometer Kit on 2040-parts.com
Fort Worth, Texas, United States
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Up for auction is one NOS (New Old Stock) 80 MPH Speedometer kit for the 79-84 Trailfire snowmobiles. The auction includes one speedometer and hardware mounting kit. Makes a nice upgrade for the 80-84 sleds that originally came with metric speedo's. Shipped by USPS, Priority Mail, with confimation. I will be happy to combine shipping when possible. Note to Canadian buyers: shipping rate have increased to a minimum of $12.00 to send a 0-4 lbs box to Canada. If actual shipping is lower, I will refund the difference. Thank you, -Joe |
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