Scanmarin Nb 40 Marine Buoy Float Marker 12" Diameter + 65' Nylon Rope + 4 Float on 2040-parts.com
Miami Beach, Florida, US
UP FOR SALE IS A USED, IN GOOD CONDITION, SCANMARIN NB-40 12" DIAMETER MARINE BUOY WITH 65 FEET OF YELLOW NYLON ROPE AND 4 SMALL RED MARKER FLOTERS.
SHIPPING AND HANDLING FOR THIS ITEM WILL BE $17.50 TO ANY OF THE 48 CONTIGUOUS STATES WITH DELIVERY CONFIRMATION AND INSURANCE.
SHOULD YOU HAVE A QUESTION ABOUT THIS ITEM PLEASE, EMAIL ME PRIOR TO BIDDING.
THANK YOU FOR LOOKING!!
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