Vintage Boat Deck Chairs, Garelick Eez-in Chairs, Local Pickup Only on 2040-parts.com
Islip Terrace, New York, United States
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Pair of white and blue vintage GARELICK EEz-In boat deck chairs. Soft vinyl seats in good shape.
The last four pics include small repaired tears to the vinyl. Pic #7 in just under the seat cushion, pic #8 is on the back of one chair, the small tear in pic #9 measures just over 1/4" on 1 armrest. Pic #10 reflects the condition under both armrests of the other chair. |
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