2 Vintage Marine Chrome 5" Open Cleats ~ Boat, Ship Deck Hardware ~rope Tie Down on 2040-parts.com
Redwood City, California, US
The is a pair of older open style boat deck cleats. They measure 5" center-to-center on the mounting holes. The bright finish is nice and we're guessing that it's chrome and not stainless, but we're not really sure and hopefully any potential bidders will be able to make that determination. They're in good used shape and are being sold as is.
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