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1/4 X 50ft Bungee Shock Cord White/black on 2040-parts.com

US $20.00
Location:

Danielsville, Georgia, US

Danielsville, Georgia, US
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1/4" x 50/FT BUNGEE Cord
$20 Total

This is first quality Bungee or shock cord. 1/4" x 50/FT.  This is a stretch rope.   Uses include tie down for camping, boating, general outdoor use. This is a great buy for $20 plus FREE S&H. Questions? E-mail or call my store and mention e-bay--770-725-2424. We carry bungee in all sizes as well as tarp straps.
 

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