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Polaris 5020432-067 Tie Rod New on 2040-parts.com

US $17.30
Location:

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States
it does have some dirt, marks,scratches ETC it was a a shelf please see pictures.There is some dust and dirt on it from being on the shelf in the business
Brand:Polaris Warranty:No Manufacturer Part Number:5020432-067 Country/Region of Manufacture:Unknown

NEW
Polaris
#5020432-067
Tie Rod
It does have dirt and dust on it from being on the shelf see pictures
It does have some scratches ,marks,dirt etc on it it was on the stores shelf see pictures
Came from a closed snowmobile dealer that went bankrupt and I purchased inventory
Just what is pictured
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