New With Tags Wise Boat Seat Low Back Grey 3351 717 on 2040-parts.com
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States
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NEW ITEM! GOOD PRICE! NEW WITH TAGS WISE BOAT SEAT LOW BACK GREY 3353-717 Built around a state-of-the-art high-impact plastic frame, this Wise
fold-down seat is a terrific value in quality and comfort.Features deep foam padding covered with rugged, mildew and UV-resistant vinyl. Mounts to any standard 4-bolt pedestal or swivel. 200-lb. capacity. Box may have some damage, does not affect item being sold. LOCATION B-2 |
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