Polaris 325 Magnum Right Floor Board--footboard--good Shape-- on 2040-parts.com
Paw Paw, West Virginia, US
THIS IS FOR THE RIGHT SIDE FOOTBOARD OFF A LOW HOUR 2002 POLARIS 325 MAGNUM 4X4 IT IS IN VERY GOOD COND BUT HAS A SMALL CHIP OUT OF THE BOTTOM CORNER YOU CAN SEE IT IN THE 2ND PIC THANKS
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