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1964 Century, Chris Craft, Donzi, Garwood 1 Pair Of Lift Rings, Hardware, & Trim on 2040-parts.com

US $200.00
Location:

Algonac, Michigan, US

Algonac, Michigan, US
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1964 Century, Chris Craft, Donzi, or Garwood 
1 Pair of lift rings, hardware, & trim 
Came off of a 1964 17 ft.Century Resorter.
 May fit other boats but I don't know.  
Lift ring is made of solid brass, chrome is shiny. 
  Rod measures 21 inches long & 9/16 in diameter made of solid brass.
Mounting bracket is made of solid brass.
Trim plates are made of solid brass and chrome plated they have a part number on them C502   
Good condition shows some wear, it is not bent, cracked or broken.  

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