Polaris Fst Engine on 2040-parts.com
Saint Cloud, Minnesota, United States
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Year: 2007
Make: Polaris Model: 4 Stroke Turbo Vehicle Type: Mileage: 1155 Plate: None Body Type: Trim Level: Drive Line: Engine Type: Fuel Type: Gasoline Horsepower: Transmission: VIN #: SN1PT7FS87C709062 Have a good running complete engine pulled from a wreck snowmobile. I was going to pull apart and sell individual but decided to see if any one wanted it as a whole. I did snap the heads off two of the exhaust manifold bolts. |
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