Boat Seat on 2040-parts.com
Orlando, Florida, US
- THE SEAT IS 31 INCHES WIDE AND 79 INCHES LONG.GOOD SHAPE AND SOLID WOOD ON ALL. PICTURES ARE EXACTLY HOW THEY LOOK.WE JUST PULLED FROM BOAT TO GET RID OF THEM AND MAKE IT EASIER FOR PICK UP.
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