Shakespeare Boat Antenna Mount Bracket Hardware Navigation Vintage Marine Parts on 2040-parts.com
New Baltimore, Michigan, United States
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This Antenna mount is in good working condition. See photos for size and condition. Some pitting. Needs to be cleaned up.
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