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Xt Chrome Hardshell 18 Cd Dvd Storage Holder Carry Case on 2040-parts.com

US $10.41
Location:

Glasgow, Glasgow (City of), United Kingdom

Glasgow, Glasgow (City of), United Kingdom
Condition:New Intended Use:Replacement Part Brand:No data Type:Interior Manufacturer Part Number:Does Not Apply

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Hardshell 18 CD, DVD, Chrome Storage Holder Case.

Features.

Accessories of the future...and beyond

RRP £9.99

  • New innovative design.
  • Box made up of chrome and specially cushioned inside.
  • Holds 18 CD/DVD's (9 dual protected pockets).
  • Anti scratch tough transparent sleeve.
  • Contains individual sleeves for your CD's.
  • Special non scratch individual pockets keep discs clean and safe.
  • Protects disc from dust, scratches, and direct sunlight.
  • Can be taken anywhere.
  • Ideal to use in your car or discman.
  • Durable and portable.

Brand New In The Pack.

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