Seasense Boat Seat Pedestal 7" Black Steel Constructed Part # 50012641 on 2040-parts.com
Augusta, Georgia, United States
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Seasense Boat Seat Pedestal 7" Black fixed seat pedestal. Purchased new and installed. It was to high for use to use so we removed it. It has never been used in the water on a boat. New in excellent condition with stickers removed. Shipped with in two days or less after payment is received. |
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