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Yamaha Honda Kawasaki Seadoo Jetski Waverunner Red Slippery Key Float New on 2040-parts.com

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Brea, California, United States

Brea, California, United States
YAMAHA HONDA KAWASAKI SEADOO JETSKI WAVERUNNER RED SLIPPERY KEY FLOAT NEW, image 1
“This item is 100% new, they are B stock prints, which means some may have flaws in printing quality.”
Brand:ATLANTIS Country/Region of Manufacture:United States Manufacturer Part Number:A2019 UPC:682440852472

This auction is for 1 new OEM Slippery key float, We are the company that produces them for Slippery. They are 100% new,They are b stock floats, they are physically is new condition, but some have small printing flaws and did not meet the quality to be sent to Slippery. They are small printing  flaws in the slippery Logo and most would not be noticed unless pointed out. key floats are the

 perfect way to keep your keys close at hand. We've even included a a quick

 snap

 for easy attachment wherever you need it. Normal retail of this item is $7.95 from

 Slippery

COLOR: RED

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