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YOU ARE BIDDING ON A UNIVERSAL SNOWMOBILE COVER THAT WILL FIT ALL BRANDS AND MODELS.
MADE OF LIGHTWEIGHT WATER RESISTANT NYLON MATERIAL
UNIVERSAL FIT FOR ALL BRANDS AND MODELS
ROLLS UP SMALL ENOUGH TO FIT INTO STORAGE COMPARTMENT OR A WINDSHIELD BAG SO IT IS PERFECT FOR OVERNIGHT TRIPS
STORAGE POUCH INCLUDED
AVAILABLE IN OR RED
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