2 Vintage Chrome Brass Boat Tie Ups on 2040-parts.com
Ashland, Ohio, US
This are two vintage brass chrome plated boat tie ups. The measure 7 1/4" long, they have two mounting holes. No.4891. Mounting base is 2 1/4" across. Holes are 1 1/4" center to center. They have some wear, but not that bad, They are in very good condition. Thanks For looking.
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