2013 Polaris Rzr 800s on 2040-parts.com
Roan Mountain, Tennessee, US
It's a 2013 polaris rzr 800s. Limited edition orange and white. Only 32 hrs on it. Just had the break in oil changed at 26 hours. All aftermarket parts are from polaris including the hard doors, half windshield, back rally net and soft top. If you have any questions call or txt 423 440 9161
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