Bi-color Bow Light on 2040-parts.com
York, Pennsylvania, US
For sale is a used two color navigation light from the bow of a Sea Nymph. It is a standard light which is found on most fishing boats. The wires are attached and the light worked fine when I took it off of the boat to replace it with a stow-away light.
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