Polaris Freedom 700 Rebuilt Engine Motor on 2040-parts.com
Lake Havasu City, Arizona, US
We are a PWC rental company. This motor was rebuilt as a spare for our fleet, We do not used Polaris anymore so this is a left over moter, The min reflects, the theme we just want to get what we can for it, it is REBUILT but are not warranting it beyond the point that is rebuilt and it will run
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