Polaris 1994 + Indy 440 500 Efi Sks Snowmobile Fuel Gas Gauge Kit 2871172 Prtial on 2040-parts.com
Minneapolis, Minnesota, US
NEW - incomplete - POLARIS Electric Fuel Gauge kit for 1994 and new Polaris Indy 400, 440 SKS, 500 EFI, and 500 EFI SKS snowmobiles. Part # 2871172.
What you see is what you get. Sold as-is. Still a great kit for the parts you need. So if you are need of parts from this kit, this is a great deal! Don't miss out!
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