Duarry Solas 25 Person Life Raft W/current Inspection on 2040-parts.com
Mobile, Alabama, United States
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Unused with current inspection. Contact me for bulk pricing or any other questions. Ebay and their total control attitude makes it difficult to say in the shipping column that if you arrange shipping, I will deliver to the shipper within a reasonable distance for no additional charge. Actual shipping cost only. The listing says "Local pickup only" because it is the only way that I could make it work.
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