Camco Rv Screen Door Slide 9" Slide Replacement Camper Part # 45531 on 2040-parts.com
Mannington, West Virginia, US
You are looking at a brand new unopened Camco RV/Camper Screen door slide. Slide is white & comes with end cap. Will Fit 7" 8" or 9" openings. Trim to fit.
Part # 45531
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