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Replacement King Starboard Boat Swim Platform 3/4" X 18" W X 15" Deep on 2040-parts.com

US $69.99
Location:

West Babylon, New York, United States

West Babylon, New York, United States
Condition:New Brand:MPI

Replacement Swim Platform
Machined from 3/4" thick King Starboard
Will replace swim platforms from AFI, GARLICK, DETMAR, MARINO and any other brand
We can make any size and configuration
King Starboard will last the life of your boat, unlike teak

SIZE: 3/4" x 18"w x 15" deep

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