Boat Screen Hatch Cover - 77" X 34 1/2" - Very Good Condition on 2040-parts.com
Ponchatoula, Louisiana, US
Used boat screen hatch cover - 77" x 34 1/2" - very good condition. Screen has no rips, tears or holes. Outer edging is heavy canvas material. Around one end there is Velcro attached to one side of the screen that is 39" long on each longer side x 34 1/2' long at the end. There is a storage bag, but it is nothing to jump up and down about, although it is intact.
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