Moose Racing Seat Cover Mossy Oak Break-up 0821-0996 on 2040-parts.com
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Moose Racing Seat Cover Mossy Oak Break-Up 0821-0996
Black is made from 40 oz. black vinyl unless noted
Mossy Oak is made from 500-denier waterproof Cordura unless noted
Include adhesive-backed hook-and-loop closure for mounting to bed rail
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