Stainless Steel Diamond/delta Style Boat Anchor, 44 Lb on 2040-parts.com
Rowland Heights,CA, United States
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Stainless Steel Diamond/delta style Boat Anchor, 44 lb Material: stainless steel 316 Surface polishing Suit in sand, weeds, rocks and mud. If ship to Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico,please contact us and you have to pay extra shipping cost. |
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