Century, Chris Craft, Garwood Deck Vents on 2040-parts.com
Midland, Michigan, US
I have obtained many extra classic and antique boat parts over the last 20 years of restoring boats. These ventolators (2) came with a century resorter that I restored years ago. I kept these because they were one of the coolest century made. The chrome is in good shape. Will need to be rechromed if you want "show" condition. These are very sleek and look nice on any boat. These are heavy casted vents then are chromed. NOT the stamped crap that they started to use is the 70's. These is a NO reserve auction
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