Formula 41pc Mooring Cover on 2040-parts.com
Buffalo, New York, United States
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Original Mooring Cover for a 2002 Formula 41 PC. Cover is in mint condition, hardly ever used. It has 3 aluminum poles for support and 2 vents. It snaps under the windshield (may need to add snaps) and along the existing snaps in rear of the arch; uses the same snaps as for the camper top.
Cover is tan in color and is made of Sunbrella with vinyl backing. I'm not sure how eBay calculates the shipping, but I charge whatever the actual charge is. More pictures are available and please ask any questions. Local pickup always free. Good luck and happy bidding! |
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