Century Boat Step Pads Four Of Them on 2040-parts.com
Midland, Michigan, US
I have FOUR Century step pads that came off a mid-60's century Dart. These step pads were used on a lot of Century boats from the sixties. The chrome is in good condition with some surface scratches. The pads are rubber and they are weathered. They can be used as is or you can buy remakes on the pads. These are being offered at NO RESERVE
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