Heavy Duty Aluminum Boat Bench Seat Frame on 2040-parts.com
Fort Lauderdale, Florida, United States
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A set of 3 new unused left over old stock bench seat frames made out of heavy duty aluminum, left, center and right side to design and custom build seat your own way BUY WITH CONFIDENCE -Please inspect photos carefully, only what you see on these photos is what is included with this sale! -Returns are accepted, Buyer assumes responsibility for return shipping cost. Domestic and International shipping charges apply Thanks for watching! Please click on "FOLLOW SELLER" on any of our auction items. We stock items weekly! Username: capt-ant2628 |
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