1 Case Of Slick 50 Marine 2 Cycle Engine Anti-wear Ptfe Protector Formula on 2040-parts.com
Okeechobee, Florida, United States
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1 CASE of SLICK 50 Marine 2 Cycle Engine Anti-Wear PTFE Protector Formula Includes (6) 8oz bottles w/ spray nozzle. Each box is individually packaged for resale. Also comes with display box. See Pics.
Shipping is $15.00 NOTE: I have individual bottles for sale in a separate auction.
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