1998 Skidoo Snowmobile Tail Lamp Assembly Grand Touring 583 415041200 415513700 on 2040-parts.com
Mankato, Minnesota, United States
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For sale is a two up rear backrest tail lamp assembly from a 1998 Skidoo Grant Touring 583 snowmobile. It is clean, in good condition and functions as designed. Will work with many years/models so please check part# to ensure proper fit. NOTES: the wires have been cut with plenty of room for splice into harness
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