Moto-Ski MS-18 380 Snowmobile (1970)

The 1970 Moto-Ski MS-18 380 was a popular snowmobile model, part of Moto-Ski's diverse lineup. The "380" designation typically referred to its primary engine option, the 375cc JLO L380, which produced 24 horsepower. However, the MS-18 model was also available with other engine choices, including a 372cc JLO, a 500 Hirth, and a 634 Hirth, offering riders various performance levels. This model, along with the Capri and Zephyr, was known for its distinctive white seat with a blue center stripe. While there were no distinct sub-trims for the MS-18 beyond engine variations, the 1970 model year saw several updates across Moto-Ski's snowmobile line. These included redesigned cowlings, new seat designs, more pronounced ski handles, and updated front and rear bumpers. A significant change was the introduction of a 2-lens taillight design, which would be used through 1972. More substantial changes to colors, trim, hood, and body styles were implemented for the 1971 models, indicating a notable evolution of the platform. Q: How can I be sure this part fits my 1970 Moto-Ski MS-18 380?

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