Homestrand Model 209 Alcohol Stove Boat Marine Rv W/cover & Mount on 2040-parts.com
De Pere, Wisconsin, United States
Used Homestrand alcohol stove model #209 removed from a freshwater sailboat
Item is in working condition with a cover and a mount **THIS IS ONE OF THE MANY ITEMS IN THE INVENTORY AT N & J MARINE. FOR A MORE COMPLETE LISTING OF OUR FRESHWATER ONLY SAILBOAT PRODUCTS, PLEASE LOOK US UP ONLINE** |
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