Camco Pop A Plate Paper Plate Dispenser 57001 on 2040-parts.com
Del Rio, Texas, United States
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Camco RV 57001 White Pop-A-Plate Dispenser Save space and store 100 nine-inch paper or plastic plates under your cabinet or shelf. Mounts easily. New in the box! All items purchased after 12 noon Friday eastern Standard time, will be shipped on the following Monday. |
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