Rural America Live with Polaris RANGER

Join the experts as they bring their latest Hardworking, Smooth-Riding Polaris RANGER models to the studio and recap their participation in RFD-TV’s The American Presented by Polaris RANGER.

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Thursday, April 3, 2014, at 10pm ET

Join the experts as they bring their latest Hard Working, Smooth Riding Polaris RANGER models to the studio and recap their participation in RFD-TV’s The American Presented by Polaris RANGER. Call in with your questions!

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