Golf Cart Ezgo Tan Seat Back Cover on 2040-parts.com
Land O' Lakes, Florida, US
This is a brand new factory ezgo TXT golf cart seat skin. This is only for the back support. The Color is tan and will freshen up a cart very nicely.
If you would like the seat back and the bottom see my other listing which is a great price for both.
please email me if you have any questions
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