Thompson Boat Seats on 2040-parts.com
Poughkeepsie, New York, United States
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FOR SALE - TWO THOMPSON BOAT JUMP-REAR SEATS. THESE WERE REMOVED FROM A 1990'S THOMPSON BOAT WHEN THE BOAT WAS NEW - TO PROVIDE FISHING ACCESS TO REAR OF BOAT... AND PLACED IN DRY STORAGE EVER SINCE. THEY ARE IN NEAR MINT CONDITION. THIS IS A RARE FIND! OVERALL DIMENSIONS H- 30 D- 21. SEATED HEIGHT 18. BASE 16X14. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE APPROXIMATE. THE BOTTOM CUSHION IS REMOVABLE FOR STORAGE IN THE SEAT BASE. THESE ARE REGULAR SIZE SEATS... NOT LIKE THE AFTERMARKET ONES...WHICH ARE TINY. SHIPPING IS EXPENSIVE, PAY YOUR OWN OR PICK UP FREE! I WILL DELIVER FOR A FEE IN THE REGION, BUT PLEASE ASK FIRST.
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