Malibu Echelon Boat-oem-bimini-top-collapsible-used on 2040-parts.com
Birmingham, Michigan, United States
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Bimini top for Malibu Echelon ---like new. Hardly ever used-sold boat and found Bimini top in garage. Top is in perfect condition-no marks. stains, cuts, all stitching is perfect, not faded(because it was never used) or wear!!! Excellent Condition-never had the reason to use it!
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