Sea Dog Nylon Fixed Antenna Base White Pn 329500-1 #b1558 on 2040-parts.com
Saint Augustine, Florida, United States
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New Sea Dog Nylon Fixed Antenna Base White PN 329500-1 ( 2 3/4" O.D. , 1 9/16" O.H. , 1"-14 Thread Size ) #B1558 Fits: Brand new! If available, please use the provided part number for more information about this item. Sold as is, items included are pictured. Please view all photos carefully before purchasing. May or may not come in original packaging depending on shipping. Want an even better deal? Press the "Make offer" button!
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