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New Tempress Marine Group Boatmates Tool & Gear Caddy on 2040-parts.com

US $7.50
Location:

Canterbury, Connecticut, United States

Canterbury, Connecticut, United States
Condition:New Brand:Boatmates Country/Region of Manufacture:China UPC:664986314195

Up for sale is this New Tempress Marine Group BoatMates Tool & Gear Caddy. This great item fits over a railing or on a T-top frame. This is great for holding small electronics tools fishing gear or personal items. Has a large carrying handle, features side pockets for fillet knife or fishing pliers. Please view the photos for the best possible description. This would make a great gift.  Combined shipping is possible if requested by you BEFORE you make Payment.  An invoice will be sent to you with the combined shipping total.  Thank you for viewing this listing and please visit my E-Bay store for more great deals. 

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