Sea-doo New Oem Sport Boat Throttle Shift Control Plate 277001759 Challenger 180 on 2040-parts.com
Kalamazoo, Michigan, US
Brand new, genuine Sea-Doo control panel. This is a factory original equipment part, not aftermarket.
SKU# 204471329
Fits:
| · 180 Challenger & Challenger SE 215, 2012-->07- Steering |
| · 180 Challenger 215, 2011-->07- Steering |
| · 180 Challenger SE 215, 2011-->07- Steering |
| · 180 Challenger SE 255, 2011-->07- Steering |
| · 180 Challenger SE 260, 2012-->07- Steering |
| · 180 SP 260, 2012-->07- Steering |
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