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Car Back Seat Headrest Organizer Multi-pocket Storage Bag / Mickey Mouse on 2040-parts.com

US $39.29
Location:

Hong Kong, Hong Kong

Hong Kong, Hong Kong
Condition:New Brand:By iUnivers MPN:Does Not Apply UPC:2009972052244

A multi pockets car seat organizer for keeping objects easily accessible in the car.
Keep the interior of the car clean, neat, organized and handy.
Adjustable length fastener to suit for most car seats.
Quick fastener design for easy and quick installation.
For magazines, bottle, can, beverages, glasses, etc.
Made of durable PU leather.

Size: 215x325mm.
Brand: Napolex.

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