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For Sale: 2011 Polaris Ranger Crew 500, Only 79 Hours, All Paperwork Included


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2011 Polaris Ranger Crew 500cc.
- Purchased Brand New
- Always Maintained
- Everything Works
- Seats 4-6 Comfortably
- Brand new roof from Polaris (Cost $400)
- (2) 4 LED Lights (Cost $120)
- Hydraulic Assisted Liftgate
- Only 76.9 Hours
- Fast for a 500cc
- Selectable 4x2 - 4x4 Drive
- Comes with Title and all other paperwork

Only $8750, pick up only.
Email ([email protected]) or text at 401-529-9795, no calls.

*Please don't send me messages on here as I probably wont reply*

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