Cutwater on 2040-parts.com
Winter Haven, Florida, US
Brilliant chromed cutwater from (I think) a Century Coronado.
But could be retrofitted for others like Chris Craft, Garwood, Hacker Craft
etc. It has a few dings on the cutting
edge but overall in excellent condition.
Deck & Cabin Hardware for Sale
Yamaha hatch handle housing(US $0.99)
2 vintage brass fixed eye 5 inch boat sailboat snap hooks anchor symbol 8 oz(US $24.00)
Promariner multi battery isolator part # 1-70-2(US $40.00)
Canvas cover dot fasteners stud dot 3 is 1" lenth screw stainless 20 pac screws(US $18.95)
Canvas cover dot 4 and 5 fasteners dot 4 3/16" lenth 25 pairs boat top hardware(US $19.95)
Canvas cover dot fasteners stud dot 1 3/8" lenth screw stainless 20 pac screws(US $14.95)
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