Polaris Breeze Golf Cart Dash Panel on 2040-parts.com
Elgin, Illinois, US
Dash door panel to fit all years Polaris Breeze and Aero golf carts. East to install, no need to remove the steering wheel. You have a wide variety of custom finish options for the door panel. The dark woodgrain is shown here. MADE BY GMT INC!!!!! MADE IN THE USA!!!!!! PLEASE SPECIFY COLOR AT TIME OF PURCHASE!!!!
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