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Awp Collapsible Trunk Organizer on 2040-parts.com

US $18.95
Location:

Citrus Heights, California, US

Citrus Heights, California, US
Returns Accepted:ReturnsNotAccepted Manufacturer Part Number:0351952 Interchange Part Number:1L-6010 UPC:019374969158

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AWP Collapsible Trunk Organizer

#0351952 1L-6010

Hold all you things from sliding around.

Open 22Lx12Wx10H

Full Description:

Description

Polyester Open Tote Tool Bag

  • Three compartments for organization
  • Multiple outer mesh pockets
  • Folds for convenient storage
  • Great for organizing any size trunk
Specifications:

Specifications

Interior Depth (Inches) 10.0
Interior Width (Inches) 11.5
Interior Length (Inches) 22.0
Interior Storage Capacity (Cu. Inches) 2530.0
Primary Material Polyester
Secondary Material N/A
Tool Bag Type Open tote
Closure Type N/A
Includes Exterior Pockets Yes
Number of Exterior Pockets 6
Carabiner Included No
Rubber Feet Included No
Tape Chain Included No
Includes Rubberized Bottom No
Daisy Chain Included No
Color/Finish Family Black
Manufacturer Color/Finish Black Polyester
Includes Shoulder Strap No
Includes Handle No
Includes Wheels No
Shoulder Strap Type N/A
Includes Padded Bottom Yes
Construction Type Double Wall

 

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