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US $31.49
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Burr Oak, Michigan, United States

Burr Oak, Michigan, United States
Condition:New Brand:STROMBERG CARLSON Manufacturer Part Number:AM-200

*RV STROMBERB CARLSON AM-200 LEND-A-HAND WHITE ENTRY DOOR HANDLE

MEASUREMENT: 27" LONG INCLUDING MOUNTING BRACKETS

AND PROTRUDE FROM WALL 15 1/2"

WHITE FINISH ALUMINUM HANDLE WITH BLACK FOAM GRIP

DOES NOT COME WITH SCREWS TO MOUNT

DOES NOT COME WITH INSTRUCTIONS

BRAND NEW

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