Pedestal Folding Seat / Swivel Eze Base Plate / Swivel Eze Shaft / Seat Plate on 2040-parts.com
Sacramento, California, United States
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Folding boat seat , about 32" tall , base plate 6 3/4" square , Swivel Eze shaft 20" , seat plate 7" square , seat 17" x 17" , back of seat 18" tall x 17" wide , came from estate sale , no original packaging
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Seating for Sale
Boat seat pedestals 17" aluminum~12" base~238714 used(US $65.00)
Boat cushions closed cell foam(US $45.00)
Boat cushion with redfish imprint vinyl coated closed cell foam(US $39.00)
Swivl-eze 238150-1 seat mount wo/slider left hand(US $50.23)
Backrest cushions gray with redfish(US $69.00)
Blue upholstery four winns 54 inch boat marine grade fabric (linear yard)(US $9.00)
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