100 Ft X 1/4" (soiled !!! From Storage )nylon Cover (bungee) Made In Usa !!! on 2040-parts.com
Westfield, Massachusetts, US
100 ft x 1/4 inch (Very Lightly SOILED in storage) Nylon Cover Shock Cord (bungee). This stuff is made in the USA by a great American company. Retail at your local friendly marina or marine franchise is about 40 to 60 cents per foot. The jacket is a tightly braided sheath of Nylon. Buy it here where the price makes a little sense. This is about the handiest tool to have on board !!! Use it as lashing, curtains or just to retain objects so they don't fly around down below. Can be sent Flat rate for $5.00 anywhere in the USA and even California and "The Peoples Republic of San Francisco !!!"
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100 ft x 1/4" (soiled !!! from storage )nylon cover (bungee) made in usa !!!(US $9.00)
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