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20?? Massimo MSU500 Info


Danny T

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Hi guys.  I recently purchased a pre-owned Massimo MSU500.  It has a few small issues that I am working on, however, I have very little information on this UTV.  The guy that sold it to me said it was a 2004 year model.  I don't even think Massimo existed in 2004, so, I don't think that is correct.  I contacted Massimo Motors customer support and provided them the VIN number and some photos of the machine, but, they said they have no record of that VIN and couldn't help me.  I find it ridiculous that the manufacturer cannot help with their own machine.  Does anyone know of any other way to find info for this machine.  I need to know the year model in order to find the correct parts.  I can attach additional photos if that will help. Thanks in advance.

20?? Massimo MSU500

VIN # LWGMDTZ40EB000346

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