Taylor Made Products 321 | Vinyl Covered Contour/Flat Fender 24" Blue GROUP+ambassador-marine-universal-pacifica-pull-out-galley-faucet Manufacturer Part Number: 13204

Name: Taylor Made Products 321 | Vinyl Covered Contour/Flat Fender 24" Blue GROUP+ambassador-marine-universal-pacifica-pull-out-galley-faucet Manufacturer Part Number: 13204
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 60403163669
Price: 23.55 USD
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Taylor Made Products 321 Vinyl Covered Contour Flat Fender 24" Blue GROUP+ambassador marine universal pacifica pull out galley faucet Manufacturer Part Number: 13204 Manufacturer Part Number: 13204 Manufacturer Part Number Size 2349 6 5 8" x 3 3 4" 00RSS655P 10 5 16" x 4 5 8" 00RSS1100P 12 3 4" x 5 7 8" All vinyl covered fenders contain high density closed cell polyethylene foam Color: Blue

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