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US $39.99
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Spencerport, New York, US

Spencerport, New York, US
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 Mesh Folding Chair
 Snap-on Racing

Description:
Steel tubular frame with 600-denier nylon seat and arm rests. Black nylon mesh inserts in back and seat; two mesh cup holders; carry bag with shoulder strap. Supports 300 lbs.Chair: 32"x34"x20". Imprint. Black.

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