Indy Coolant Bottle Polaris Wedge Chassis Indy Xlt Xc Xcr 600 650 500 750 on 2040-parts.com
Newport, Michigan, United States
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Coolant bottle removed from a 1993 Indy SLT 580 (600) should fit all wedge chassis sleds but please do your research before bidding. Bottle is in good used shape. No leaks, does need a good cleaning and cap is included. Check out my other auctions for more parts.
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