Rotax 670 With Gearbox, Propeller, Carbs And Starter on 2040-parts.com
Quincy, Florida, United States
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Rotax 670 Engine with accessories EXCEPT Radiator (No Radiator) The motor was an attempt to upgrade my Phantom Ultralight to "Super Phantom". Since the motor is listed on other sites I reserve the right to decline offers. Motor is "Local Pick-Up" ONLY.
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