1989 Yamaha Sno Scoot

Two yamaha sno scoots.

1989 yamaha sno scoot.

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One snow scoot is sluggish compared to the other cleaned carbs tank new plugs. 1989 yamaha sno scoot posted in sleds for sale. I am selling my 1988 sno scoot. It used to be black when stock but the previous owner painted it silver.

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