Antenna Ratchet Mount Nylon Vhf Marine Boat Adjustable White Seachoice 19501 on 2040-parts.com
Merritt Island, Florida, United States
BRAND NEW IN PACKAGE NYLON ANTENNA RATCHET MOUNT Specifications: 4 way adjustment 1" X 14" threads Four 1/4" mounting holes 1-13/16" X 2-13/16" centers Seachoice #19501
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