12 Volt 20" Black Ventline Range Hood ( Used ) on 2040-parts.com
Bronson, Michigan, US
RV 12 VOLT VENTLINE RANGE HOOD HAS THE FAN/LIGHT SWITCH ON THE RIGHT SIDE. THIS VENTS OUT THE BACK.
MEASUREMENTS: 20" WIDE X 18" LONG THE PART YOU INSTALL IS 20" WIDE X 12" LONG
THIS IS USED HAS BEEN TESTED AND WORKS GREAT, HAS A FEW MINOR SCRATCHES THROUGHOUT
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