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Dometic Protective Cover f/CFX3 CFX5 45 Electric Coolers [9620012805]

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Dometic Protective Cover f/CFX3 CFX5 45 Electric Coolers [9620012805]Protective Cover for CFX3 & CFX5 45 Electric Coolers The Dometic CFX3 PC45 protective cover is designed to protect your CFX3 from damage on even the most rugged adventures. The CFX3 PC45 is made from durable thermoformed EVA foam and 1200D nylon to protect against dirt, dust, and scuff damage. Roam free from worry with a CFX3 PC45. Features: Custom fit to CFX5 45 (also fits CFX3 45) Built with EVA foam and 1200D nylon for rugged protection Cutout for

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