Plastimo Offshore Life Raft 4 Person on 2040-parts.com
Wilmington, North Carolina, United States
2005 Model (I think) - Never opened or used - AS IS - 4 Person with canopy while in use. Sat in air conditioned storage for last 6 years. Have estimate for service of $900 - $1000. Item would be plus shipping
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