Polaris Xpress 300 96-99 Footwell Left on 2040-parts.com
Conway, Arkansas, US
Up for auction is this "Left Side Foot well for a
96-99 Polaris Xpress". It came off of my 96 300 Xpress. It’s in good
condition with normal wear and tear. It has normal minor scratches, scars and a
small hole in the floor from a stick but nothing major (please see the pictures). It is not a show quality part but it is a good
serviceable part. Please let me know if you have any questions or if you need
any additional information prior to the close of this auction.
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