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Scout 195sf Uh2624a Cushion Tan / Brown 20 1/2" X 17" Marine Boat on 2040-parts.com

US $64.95
Location:

Franklin, Wisconsin, United States

Franklin, Wisconsin, United States
Condition:New other (see details) Brand:SCOUT 195SF Color:TAN, Brown Manufacturer Part Number:UH2624A UPC:N/A

I am selling a Scout 195SF cushion, part number UH2624A. It is tan in color with brown piping, as shown in the pictures. It roughly measures 20 1/2" length X 17" width X 3" height, over all. This is new old stock and does come as shown. For more information regarding this item contact a dealer in your area. Shipping cost is for the continental United States only. For shipping outside of the continental United States please inquire about shipping cost before bidding. (SH / LOC: 23 D / 9046069) 

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