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Sea-doo Brp Type 111 Pfd Adult M 2 Buckle Life Vest Jacket Model 1689 Black/gray on 2040-parts.com

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Muskegon, Michigan, United States

Muskegon, Michigan, United States
Condition:Used Type:Life Jacket/Vest Manufacturer Part Number:Model 1689 Brand:Sea Doo

SEADOO
BRP type 111 PFD
ADULT M
2 BUCKLE LIFE VEST JACKET
model 1689
Black Gray and yellow
Chest size 37-41 inches
User weight more than 90lbs
Intended use: ski vest or wakeboarding vest
US Coast guard approved
Pre-owned in good condition and very very minor wear and tear
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