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Paws Aboard Dog Life Jacket Swim Boat Vest Blue Yellow Safety Vest Medium New on 2040-parts.com

US $37.95
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Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
Condition:New Warranty:Yes Body Girth (Chest behind legs):21"-30" (53-76cm) Brand:Paws Aboard Base of Neck Circumference:20"-25" (50-62cm) MPN:dog life jacket yellow blue swimming pool boating Length of Life Jacket:14" (36cm) Colors:Blue, Yellow Dog Weight (approximate):20 to 50 lbs (9-23 kg) Model:BY1400 Size:Medium Material:Neoprene UPC:187277000688

Mercedes-Benz B-Class

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The rather unloved yet brilliantly packaged Mercedes B-Class will enter its second generation at next month's Frankfurt motor show. Gone, sadly, is the ingenious sandwich floor construction, replaced by a conventional front-drive platform. The result is a reduction in height by 48mm to 1557mm, while length has grown by 89mm and width by 11mm.

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