Custom Fiberglass Boat Table/rv Table/deck Table White on 2040-parts.com
Warsaw, Indiana, US
** These are nice tables and they are built to last! THIS IS A WHITE TABLE !!!
** The measurements are 38 in long x 19 in wide
** They also come in a darker tan color .(pictures will be listed soon)
** This is a high quality fiberglass table unlike other plastic tables this will hold the shine for a very long time ,its very sturdy and could be use for many applications
** Smooth painted bottoms,
** Built in drink cups (4)
** High gloss finish,Built to last!! (unlike plastic)
** Marine : pontoons deckboat ,runabouts
** RV
**camping
This is the table only!! No Hardware is included
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