Berleypro Lowrance Hook 7/elite 7/ Chirp Fish Finder *sun Visor* on 2040-parts.com
Chelsea, VIC, Australia
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No more squinting at your screen! This visor keeps the sun off the screen and helps keep the water off! This sun visor is made to fit the Lowrance Elite 7 series fish finders and is the perfect solution on your kayak or boat. Made in Australia from black anodised aluminium. This is a 5 minute install using the four stainless steel fasteners provided. This visor fits the following. - Elite 7 HDI - Elite 7 Chirp - Hook 7 International shipping available upon request. Fee's vary depending on location so please contact me before purchase. Dont forget to check out my other items! |
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