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Vintage 70's Skidoo Olympique 299 Snowmobile Engine Fan Cover Shroud on 2040-parts.com

US $9.99
Location:

Levering, Michigan, United States

Levering, Michigan, United States
Condition:Used

Item #123

Vintage 70's Skidoo Olympique 299 Snowmobile Engine Fan Cover Shroud

Good used condition. No bolts included. This is missing two of the mounting studs to mount to the crankcase.

May fit others.

Do your own research to make sure this will fit before buying. 

Used parts are normally dirty so expect them to have some grease and grime on them.

Will get parts as pictured. Look at pictures to see condition and make sure you are ok with there condition before bidding.




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