Find 1995 Polaris Indy 500 Seat With Taillight in Saint David, Maine, United States, for US $279.99

1995 Polaris Indy 500 Seat With Taillight

In good condition, Off A Working Machine, No Rips

THIS ITEM IS IN GOOD CONDITION, WITH THE NORMAL WEAR AND TEAR YOU WOULD EXPECT.

Many Parts are interchangeable with other sleds, so be sure before you bid on any item that it will fit! THERE IS NO REFUND ON ELECTRICAL PARTS!!

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