Ascot Slip-N-Grip Plastic Seat Covers 500/BX Forestry Tubes Featuring a pinless closed reinforced Size:M

Name: Ascot Slip-N-Grip Plastic Seat Covers 500/BX Forestry Tubes Featuring a pinless closed reinforced Size:M
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 38998492864
Price: 98.38 USD
Availability: InStock
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Ascot Slip N Grip Plastic Seat Covers 500 BX Forestry Tubes Featuring a pinless closed reinforced Size:M Featuring a pinless closed reinforced rocking dog impact mechanism and metal housing Manufacturer Part Number: LT1600 U Slip N Grip® multi layer technology ensures that the seat cover stays in place throughout the entire service processThe bottom layer grips the seat to stay in place while the slick top layer allows easy entry and exit from the vehicleDisposable and recyclableQuantity: 500 per Roll Slip N Grip® seat covers are manufactured in the USA and are the only interior protection used in both OEM and aftermarket applications

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