Windshield For A 1980 Silverliner 16' Closed-bow on 2040-parts.com
Rogers, Minnesota, United States
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Used Windshield for a 1980 Silverliner 16' Closed Bow
All Original. Glass is all intact and no plexiglass!! Frames are all straight. May need some touch up on the black paint on frame. |
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