Spartan Bronze Opening Ports - Set Of Six on 2040-parts.com
Brandon, Mississippi, United States
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These six Spartan opening ports were removed from Cape Dory and replaced with larger stainless port - only God knows why. These classic bronze babies are outstanding and add a truly unique touch to the Cape Dory or any other classic boat. Screens and gaskets (if needed) are available. They weigh about 18 lbs. each so the six tip the scales at about 108 lbs. Probably need to ship them in two or three packages with UPS. Only actual cost charged.
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