Bottom Console Shroud for Pride Victory 10 LX with CTS Suspension (DGN137668) Hospital Beds & Patient Lifts you can easily replace it Freedom 947

Name: Bottom Console Shroud for Pride Victory 10 LX with CTS Suspension (DGN137668) Hospital Beds & Patient Lifts you can easily replace it Freedom 947
Brand: lcx.co.za
SKU: 51801570237
Price: 42.12 USD
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Bottom Console Shroud for Pride Victory 10 LX with CTS Suspension (DGN137668) Hospital Beds & Patient Lifts you can easily replace it Freedom 947 you can easily replace it with a new 20" wide" black vinyl seat assembly for the Pride Sport Rider mobility scooter Direct replacement part — verify model compatibility before ordering Pride uses this same black shroud for both the red and the blue versions of the Victory 10 LX with CTS Suspension The bottom console shroud for Pride Victory 10 LX with CTS Suspension is also referred to as the bottom tiller pod

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