Club Car Ds Vinyl Seat Bottom Cover (1976 - 1999) on 2040-parts.com
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CLUB CAR FACTORY PART - VINYL SEAT BOTTOM COVER - BUFF FITS CLUB CAR DS 1976 - 1999 THIS IS FOR COVER ONLY THIS COVER MUST BE STAPLED ON - NOT A SLIP ON COVER THIS COVER WILL ALSO FIT EARLY 2000 MODELS WITH OLD STYLE SEATS
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