Round Base Rail Fitting Chrome 60 Degree 7/8" 50-37801 on 2040-parts.com
Osprey, Florida, US
- RAIL FITTING
- CHROME PLATED ZAMAK
- 60 DEGREE BASE
- 7/8" TUBE SIZE
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