Hobie 14 16 Starboard Frame Rear Corner Casting New on 2040-parts.com
Norfolk, Virginia, United States
This is an unused starboard rear corner casting for an older style Hobie 14 or 16. It has never been installed, but has some scratches from being moved around.
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