Vintage Miscellaneous Boat Parts on 2040-parts.com
Swanton, Ohio, United States
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A small vintage lot of hard to find boat parts. There is a 8'' long cleat, a round rail end, and the other two I have no clue what there called. I am no expert. I got theses at a sale and they were in a bucket. The one is some kind of end cap that is threaded and the other is some kind of a latching clip. All look vintage used but intact and in good shape. Thanks and have a Blessed Day.
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Deck & Cabin Hardware for Sale
Perko 1325-dp0-chr boat marine chrome plated step plates 8-3/8" x 2-1/4" (2)(US $33.95)
Sea dog 202531-1 marine 3" stainless steel pin white nylon door hinge lot of 2(US $6.95)
Southco m1-63-7 beige plastic round flush low profile pull to open latch(US $29.95)
Cobalt stainless steel gas schocks
Garlick stainless steel boat ladder
Flag pole transom hull mount and flag pole for a cobalt
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