Rhino Roof Rack Medium Fishing Rod Water Ski Wakeboard Carrier 564u Brand New! on 2040-parts.com
Panania, NSW, Australia
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Hello and Welcome to my Auction! Up for sale today is a Brand New Rhino Roof Rack Medium Fishing Rod Water Ski Wakeboard Carrier Part # 564. These were purchased for a Snow Trip that never eventuated. They are Brand New in the Box and never been used or fitted. More info below: http://www.rhinorack.com.au/products/snow/ski-snowboard-carriers/ski-and-snowboard-carrier-4-skis-or-2-snowboards_564u Please check out my other auctions! |
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