12-15 Polaris Adventure Rush Switchback Rmk Pro Right Hand Foam Melamine #2353 on 2040-parts.com
Menomonie, Wisconsin, United States
This is a 12-15 POLARIS ADVENTURE RUSH SWITCHBACK RMK PRO RIGHT HAND FOAM MELAMINE. GREAT SHAPE. This is in new shape and comes with everything pictured. This will fit many years/models but verify with your local dealer/parts microfische. Don't like the price, make an offer!
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