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2007 KAWASAKI MULE 610 4X4 HARDWOODS EDITION WITH COMPLETE CAB AND WINDSHIELD WIPERS. THIS UTV/ATV RUNS GREAT AND ONLY HAS 90 HRS ON IT! SLIGHTLY USED AND EXCELLENT CONDITION. HAS BEEN WAREHOUSE KEPT AND MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE FOLLOWED. THIS HAS A WINDSHIELD WIPER AND A BRAND NEW LOOKING SET OF ITP WHEELS AND MUDLITE TIRES. THIS HAS A WEATHER TIGHT CURTIS CAB AND CAB CONTROLED WINCH. THIS THING IS PERFECT AND IS AS CLEAN AS A NEW ONE. THIS IS FULLY AUTOAMTIC AND HAS IN\OUT 4X4. FOR MORE INFORMATION AND PHOTOS CONTACT ME AT [email protected]

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