Blue Upholstery Four Winns 54 Inch Boat Marine Grade Fabric (linear Yard) on 2040-parts.com
Kalkaska, Michigan, United States
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WE ARE SELLING NEW OFF THE ROLL, YARDS OF THIS FRASCATI ARBL BLUE AND GOLD COLORED 54" MARINE GRADE BOAT FABRIC FROM FOUR WINNS BOATS. SOLD OFF A 54" WIDE ROLL. SOLD BY THE YARD SO 1 YARDS WILL MEASURE 54"X36", LONGER LENGTHS ARE SOLD AS CONTINUOUS YARDS. THIS IS A NICE HEAVY QUALITY FEELING MATERIAL.. |
Seating for Sale
Four winns boat marine 8 3/4" base 2 13/16" hole seat table floor mount(US $39.99)
Blue spain upholstery four winns 54 inch boat marine grade fabric (linear yard)(US $9.00)
Scout 320 lxf uh2234d front bow cushion tan 42 3/4" x 21 5/8" marine boat
Cabelas angler high back seat blue / grey
Swivl-eze 238833lsm1 power ped 2 3/8in 25in-32in(US $213.51)
Scout 245xsf tan short bow port cushion uh1447e 42 3/4" x 16 1/4" marine boat
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