Vintage Perko Bow Handles / Grab Handles / Hand Rails Excellent Condition on 2040-parts.com
Stanwood, Washington, US
The perfect item for your vintage boat! These bow handles are in excellent condition, I don't think they have ever been mounted but can't say for sure so I listed them as "used", but they do not look like they have spent any time at all outside. The chrome is in excellent condition for its age, with very minor "shelf wear" scratches. These were used singly as bow handles or in pairs as gunwale rails or on the dash as grab bars. Lots of ways to use them. I've seen lots of Perko cleats in this pattern, but these handles are hard to come by, especially two in this condition.
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