Molded Plastic Swivel Drink Holder on 2040-parts.com
Brookline, Missouri, United States
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The product listed here is a self-leveling drink holder with a slot for a coffee cup handle. This drink holder works for boats, cars, and RVs. The drink holder made of molded plastic, measures 4" Tall X 4 3/8" Wide and includes a gimbaled surface-mounting bracket. Each bid will be for one unit. I will combine the shipping on multiple orders.
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