4-1/2 Skene Bow Chock, 316 Stainless, 20 Sets L&r, 40 Pieces Total on 2040-parts.com
Oxnard, California, United States
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You are purchasing 40 pieces, 20 pair of a 4-1/2" skene bow chock. These are polished 316 stainless steel We are closing our shop and selling off our inventory. |
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