Basix Auto Expressions Backseat Organizer on 2040-parts.com
Haines City, Florida, US
Basix Auto Expressions Backseat Organizer..New in a torn box.....Hangs on seat back for easy acciss..fits most seats..Hook and loop cover keep items out of sight....3 roomy packets store maps, toys, snacks, and more...Tie down cords (indluded) secure to botton of seat..Non-Smoking Home.
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