Karavan Bayliner Boat Trailer Fender Gray 43" on 2040-parts.com
Miami, Florida, United States
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ONLY ONE SIDE, THIS IS NOT A PAIR. CAN BE USED ON THE LEFT OR RIGHT SIDE.
43" Light Holes Front & Back Product Summary Molded poly fenders are incredibly durable. Unaffected by temperature extremes. Won't rust, ever! Step pads on top and both sides hold up to 300 lbs. Inside skirt keeps dirt and debris away from trailer. Built-in mounting slots for easy installation. |
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