Ski-doo Fuel Tank 77-79 Oly, Tnt Everest on 2040-parts.com
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States
Fuel tank from a 78 Ski-Doo Everest, will fit other models, also fits Moto-Ski Futura. Good fittings, no cap.
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