Polaris Indy 96 97 - 1999 Aggressive Snowmobile Skid Plate Black 2871387 5432223 on 2040-parts.com
Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States
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BRAND NEW POLARIS OEM - Skid Plate for all Polaris Aggressive chassis models ( 1996- 1999) i.e. Indy. Color is Black! Includes instruction sheet and generic hardware packet. Discontinued! Hard to find! Don't miss out! |
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