Honda Hi Flite 300 Ex 250 Atv Desert Seat Blue Great! `96-`03 on 2040-parts.com
Norfolk, Massachusetts, United States
No fading. Threaded studs fine. w/latch. Thick durable cover. Does have a small tear at the very front corners not pictured and a small tear on the right top side about 1/2 inch long. Minor. Foam in excellent shape. High foam.
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