98 99 00 01 02 Subaru Forester Cargo Cover Tan on 2040-parts.com
Toms Brook, Virginia, US
REMOVED FROM A 98 SUBARU FORESTER. IT IS DIRTY BUT OVERALL IN GOOD SHAPE, THE RUBBER FEET THAT REST UNDER THE LOCKING "HOOKS" ARE STILL INTACT BUT SHOW WEAR. THE 4 PLASTIC HOOKS ARE STILL IN GOOD CONDITION. WOULD PROBABLY COME VERY CLEAN WITH A MAGIC ERASER!!
SHOULD FIT OTHER YEARS FROM 98-02 BUT PLEASE VERIFY BEFORE BIDDING!!!
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