Vintage Bow Eye on 2040-parts.com
Georgiana, Alabama, United States
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Offered is a vintage bow eye of the type that was on early wooden runabouts. It is not bent or broken in any manner. The finish is about what you would expect after many years of marine life. But the aging finish adds to the vintage appeal.
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