2004 Arctic Cat Zr Zl 800 Efi Mountain King Pantera Snowmobile Engine 1805 Miles on 2040-parts.com
Gloversville, New York, United States
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CLEAN Strong running engine removed from a 2004 arctic cat pantera 800 EFI with only 1805 miles. Good compression, no issues. The auction is for the engine only no stator, flywheel, clutch, or recoil. If you would like the extras please let me know. The pistons are not scored just dirty (see picture 4).
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