Wholesale 120pcs Of 15" X 15" Heavy Duty Cargo Net By Agm on 2040-parts.com
Chicago, Illinois, United States
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I'm selling wholesale 120 cargo nets by AGM for $3/each so the total is $360. If you are interested in purchasing them individually then the price is $5/ea.
They are all brand new in original packaging! Please let me know how many you want and we can work out a deal. Main features of the cargo nets:
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