Rv Black Tinted Crank Open Window R.o. 30" X 20" on 2040-parts.com
Bronson, Michigan, US
RV BLACK TINTED CRANK OPEN WINDOW. DOES NOT COME WITH TRIM RING OR HAND CRANK, DOES COME WITH SCREEN.
MEASUREMENTS: ROUGH OPENING 20" TALL X 30" WIDE FULL OPENING 21 1/2" TALL X 31 1/2" WIDE
THIS IS USED MAY HAVE A FEW SCRATCHES AND DINGS ON FRAME.
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