Kwik Tek Complete Folding Anchor System - Includes Rope Buoy Hook & Storage Case on 2040-parts.com
Rocklin, California, United States
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Kwik Tek Complete Folding Anchor System for Boats, Sailboats, Personal Watercraft, Inflatables & Canoes.
New & unopened in original package. Photos are of the actual item being sold. 3.3 pound coated grapnel anchor. 25 feet of marine grade anchor line. Stainless steel snap hook. Padded nylon storage case. |
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