150' Braided Nylon 5/16 Rope on 2040-parts.com
Wayland, Michigan, US
150' Braided Nylon 5/16 Rope. Was bought for a boat, but never used. We are cleaning house and need the room, so low start, no reserve! Shipped USPS Priority mail, net weight six pounds
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