Yamaha Rhino Center Dash Mounting Plate Dual Cup Holder Aluminum. on 2040-parts.com
Elsberry, Missouri, US
New Rhino daul drink holder, bolts to your dash over the safey sticker and a real handy think to have on your Yamaha. These are made in Missouir USA and made of 3003 alumium. Thank you for your interest and hope you can check out my other auction with the other rhino acc. that we make and sell. Thank you and good luck.
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