Baja Boats Hatch Covers In Tact No Cracks on 2040-parts.com
McHenry, Illinois, US
A rare find. 1996 Baja hatch covers. New units are not available
Sold as us as shown no returns. Fresh water unit. Professionally removed and packed upon request for shipping. This will be very expensive.
We will ship internationally after the unit is paid for in full. All shipping and packing is at the customer cost
Please bid with confidence. If a bid is placed and not payed for you will have a non payment case placed.
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