Polaris Indy Snowmobile Seat New Nos Oem 2681985 on 2040-parts.com
New Berlin, Wisconsin, United States
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This is a seat for the 1997 500 EFI Polaris snowmobile. This seat can be used on non EFI sleds by blocking off the return line fitting The piping is blue in color This seat retailed for about $400.00 from dealer. Seat will fit many Indy 400 , 500 , XLT , XC , XCR , Storm and other models. Thank you 262-347-8509 Please see my other auctions for even more seats and covers. Thank you
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