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Starboard Locking Storage Box 18"x15-1/2" Face Dimen. Rubber Sealed Door (w) on 2040-parts.com

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Saint Augustine, Florida, United States

Saint Augustine, Florida, United States
warehouse stored. Some surface marks from storage.
Brand:Starboard Manufacturer Part Number:18x15-1/2

Starboard Locking storage box 18"x15-1/2" face dimensions.
rubber sealed door
Inside storage dimensions
12-3/8" tall
14-1/2" wide
9-1/2" deep
Cutout dimensions
13-1/4" tall
15-5/8" wide
9-5/8" deep


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