1980 Yamaha 440 Exciter Snowmobile: Aftermarket Skis- Leaf Springs- Saddles-more on 2040-parts.com
Noblesville, Indiana, United States
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Indy Used Snowmobile Parts Inc.  Stores 1980 Yamaha 440 Exciter snowmobile parts: Pair of aftermarket SKIS with LEAF SPRINGS-SADDLES-SKI SPREADERS-SPINDLES- DOUBLE SHOCKS per side- these skis have 2 bolt wear bars that are in good condition |
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