Seachoice 37921 90 Deg Rct Base Fitng-7/8-cpz on 2040-parts.com
Stuart, Florida, US
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| Sold as unit of measure: EA. 90 deg rct base fitng-7/8-cpz Features: Polished1/4" - 28 cup-point set screws includedPre-drilled for four #10 screwsBase: 3" x 1-3/4" Case: 12 Tube OD: 7/8" Angle: 90n++ Material: Chrome Plated Zamak Picture may be stock file photo from manufacturer, not actual product. Please check description and verify part numbers. Manufacturer's Part Number - 37921 Pictures and descriptions may be stock file photos/descriptions from manufacturer, not actual product. Please verify part numbers and contact us with any questions. |
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