1992 Polaris Indy Headlight on 2040-parts.com
Harvey, North Dakota, United States
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Headlight removed from a 1992 Polaris Indy 400. Tested the bulb and high and low beam both work. The housing is in good used condition. This item should fit many early model Polaris sleds. Ckeck fitment before buying. Thanks for looking.
On Oct-11-12 at 13:15:43 PDT, seller added the following information: |
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