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Snatch Block 3/8 Inch Line Nicro Marine With Snap Shackle on 2040-parts.com

US $75.00
Location:

Saint Petersburg, Florida, United States

Saint Petersburg, Florida, United States
very good condition (see photos
Brand:Nicro Marine Manufacturer Part Number:---

DIY Inventory# DIYBA5

Nicro Marine Snatch Block with Snap Shackle 
3/8" Line
2" Sheave

New $135, Our price $75

ITEM WAS PRE-OWNED, USED, APPEARS TO BE WORKING BUT HAS NOT BEEN TESTED FURTHER

If you require additional photos, or have questions, please do not hesitate to email or call Tim at 727-403-9900

We have thousands of used boat parts coming and going everyday. Everything from hulls to sails and all the little stuff that is hard to find. We are in the process of listing items as quickly as possible. If you are needing something for your boat and do not see it listed in our EBay store, feel free to email us or call us at (727) 403-9900, and we will be glad to check our inventory and list it for you if we have it.  Please remember most our parts are used so you may expect them to show signs of use. Most could stand to be cleaned or polished. If we see any noticeable defects, we will make every effort to point them out. Happy to combine shipping for multiple purchases.

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