Kv Products - Dyna - 440 Jetski - Total Loss Ignition System - P/n Js-100a on 2040-parts.com
Goleta, California, United States
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Selling one (1) new KV Products - Dyna - 440 JetSki - Total Loss Ignition System. This system is brand new, never used. Includes one (1) lightened OEM 440 JetSki flywheel, magnets removed, ready for weld and true. My loss is your gain. Good luck bidding.
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