5 7/ 8 Inch Stainless Steel Cleat 4 Hole Open Base Hereshoff Style Deck on 2040-parts.com
Hartwell, Georgia, United States
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5 7/8 INCH 4 HOLE STAINLESS STEEL CLEAT. YOU ARE BIDDING ON ONE (1) OF THESE CLEATS. THEY CAME OFF OF A BOAT THAT WE TOOK APART SOME TIME AGO.
WE HAVE 5 OF THESE THAT WE TOOK OFF OF AN 80s WELCRAFT, AND THE HIGH BIDDER WILL HAVE THE 1ST OPTION FOR MORE OF THESE AT THE HIGH BID PRICE. ADDITIONAL CLEATS WILL SHIP IN THE SAME PACKAGE AT NO ADDITIONAL SHIPPING CHARGE. CHECK OUT OUR STORE FOR A GOOD VARIETY OF NEW AND USED CLEATS, AND LOTS OF OTHER STUFF! |
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