Shield 16-350-2003 | Shields Marine Type A2 Series 350 Fuel Fill Hose seachoice-rudder-trim-tab-anode-allen-screw-magnesium UPC: 0661033882416

Name: Shield 16-350-2003 | Shields Marine Type A2 Series 350 Fuel Fill Hose seachoice-rudder-trim-tab-anode-allen-screw-magnesium UPC: 0661033882416
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 61086295204
Price: 183.79 USD
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Shield 16-350-2003 | Shields Marine Type A2 Series 350 Fuel Fill Hose seachoice-rudder-trim-tab-anode-allen-screw-magnesium UPC: 0661033882416

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Shield 16 350 2003 Shields Marine Type A2 Series 350 Fuel Fill Hose seachoice rudder trim tab anode allen screw magnesium UPC: 0661033882416 UPC: 0661033882416 Manufacturer Part Number: P104373 Premium quality fire retardant marine fuel hose designed to handle alcohol enhanced gasoline Diameter: Outside: 2 31 64"

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