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Park Hills, Missouri, United States

Park Hills, Missouri, United States
Condition:New other (see details) Brand:Camco Manufacturer Part Number:42251

Camco RV Awning De-Flapper Max is designed to protect your valuable RV awning from costly rips and tears while preventing noisy wind flapping.  Non-marring 8 inch wide grippers protect the awning fabric  and is made of durable nylon with UV stabilizers and rust proof.  This is a set of 2 de-flappers and comes in its original unopened package.  Between the time we bought this product at the end of last camping season and the start of this camping season, we bought a new camper with an automatic awning which cannot use this product.

Item comes from a smoke free home.  Thanks for looking.

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