1972 Grand Banks 42 Classic Sedan Teak Dresser Good Cond. Rare Item, on 2040-parts.com
Oak Harbor, Washington, United States
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Interior teak dresser salvaged from a 1972 GRAND BANKS 42 CLASSIC SEDAN.
. Super rare and Hard to find. Solid teak construction with super tight gb joinery. Item ships to shipping terminal. $150 extra charge to delivery to a non business address without a loading dock. |
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