95 Indy Lite Gt 340 Snowmobile Rack Hitch Back Rest 500 Trail Sks 93 94 440 ? on 2040-parts.com
Ada, Minnesota, United States
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Hello You are looking at back rest/rack with hitch off of a 1995 Polaris Indy Lite GT 340 snowmobile. It is in decent, usable condition. The back rest has a rip in it as pics show. Some rust. Reflectors and tail light lens are broken. Would make a good rack for an ice fishing sled. Still very solid. If you have any ?'s please feel free to email me. Thank you!
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