Trailer Guide Pads Malibu With Logo, Green 2" on 2040-parts.com
Palo Alto, California, United States
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36" Trailer guide Pads, Green with MALIBU Logo, One Pair.
For 2 " Trailer Guides. GREEN Heavy Duty Nylon with white lettering. These fit very nicely, Not baggy and Loose like others sold here. Purchased from Master Craft dealer inventory, New in the package. Shipping may vary by location. |
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