(2) 6" Sho-nuf Heavy Duty Cleats on 2040-parts.com
Georgiana, Alabama, United States
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Offered is two 6" sho'nuf heavy duty cleats. I don't know where they came from, intended use, or material. All I know is they appear well used and are heavy as hell. In fact they weight 1 lb. 11oz. each. They need to be on a work boat or barge or something similar. They are fine mechanically but not so much cosmetically. They have been used.
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