Vintage Polaris Colt 1973 Ss Oem Snowmobile Cover on 2040-parts.com
Saint Peters, Pennsylvania, United States
Vintage Polaris Colt 1973 SS OEM Snowmobile Cover - Dirty from barn dust etc, should be cleaned. The rear is ripped photo #3 could be repaired, its also functional as is.
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