Shield 16-402-3000S | Shields Marine Series 400 & 402 Vinylvent Ducting Hose Black seachoice-tan-twin-eye-ribbed-fender-kit-fenders Wheelmark Certification

Name: Shield 16-402-3000S | Shields Marine Series 400 & 402 Vinylvent Ducting Hose Black seachoice-tan-twin-eye-ribbed-fender-kit-fenders Wheelmark Certification
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SKU: 74934419691
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Shield 16-402-3000S | Shields Marine Series 400 & 402 Vinylvent Ducting Hose Black seachoice-tan-twin-eye-ribbed-fender-kit-fenders Wheelmark Certification

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Shield 16 402 3000S Shields Marine Series 400 & 402 Vinylvent Ducting Hose Black seachoice tan twin eye ribbed fender kit fenders Wheelmark Certification Wheelmark Certification 12 V bulb included Vinylvent Ducting Hose is PVC supported by anodized wire helix It is resistant to UV and the ozone

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