Indoor Outdoor Carpet For Boat. Light Brown. on 2040-parts.com
Mesa, Arizona, US
Indoor outdoor carpet, for your boat, light beige, one small piece cut out of corner, and small stain almost unnoticable on ths same end. size is 119 by 57. Should do most small boats or many other applications. local pickup or I can ship. Please see photos for condition and color. Thanks for looking. .27
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