Hewescraft 11" High Seat Box (marine, Boating) on 2040-parts.com
Mount Vernon, Washington, United States
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Selling Hewescraft seat-boxes. These are 11" high complete boxes with horse-shoe suspension w/2 springs, swivel seat bracket and under-seat storage. We have 4 of these in stock at our store location. These seat boxes are local-pickup only.
Please feel free to swing by our store to see them in person. Can be used for other boat applications. |
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