Flag Pole Wooden Motor Boat Outboard Chris Craft on 2040-parts.com
North Manchester, Indiana, US
A great (NOS) wooden bow flag pole for vintage-antique boats (Chris-Craft, Century, Lyman, Wagemaker, Penn Yan, Thompson, Feather Craft, etc.). Made of hardwood and finished in mahogany, this quality staff measures 18” long with a 5/8” base (can be sanded smaller or cut higher on the pole up to 7/8” base). That bow flag (burgee) will look great attached to this pole on your antique boat. Includes two screw eyes and installation instructions. You won’t be disappointed. Starting bid $8.99, shipping/packaging $6.99.
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