New Polaris Walker Evans Front Ski Clicker Adj. Shock Rmk Assault Pro R Rs on 2040-parts.com
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THIS LISTING IS FOR ONE NEW WALKER EVANS CLICKER ADJUSTABLE FRONT SKI SHOCK FOR ASSAULT POLARIS MODELS THAT USE A 18 1/2" SHOCK. SELLS FOR $470.24 EACH AT THE DEALER. PLEASE CONTACT ME BEFORE BIDDING ON THE ITEM FOR DETAILS IF THE SHOCK WILL FIT YOUR MODEL. CALL 651-238-4698 IF YOU NEED DETAILS ON CUSTOMIZING THE SHOCK. I HAVE MANY OTHER STYLES OF SHOCKS AND SNOWMOBILE PARTS AVAILABLE SO CHECK MY OTHER ITEMS OR CALL IF YOU DO NOT SEE WHAT YOU NEED. |
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