2 Perko Brand Marine Grade Black Nylon "ball & Socket" Cabinet Catches on 2040-parts.com
Manchester Township, New Jersey, United States
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2 Perko Brand marine grade top quality black nylon "ball & socket" cabinet catch. Great general purpose catch, well made & super sturdy. Easy to install & adjust, latches firmly & holds. Measures 1-5/8 " X 1-1/8" no rust or corrosion with nylon. Our price includes free next day shipping in the USA, a money back guarantee, & no tax. Check out my other items! Be sure to add me to your favorites list! Thanks for looking, Capt. Bob
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