Thru Hull Fittings on 2040-parts.com
Huntingdon, Tennessee, United States
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Two corrosion & UV resistant thru hull fittings. They look stainless but are plastic. Won't flake or easily scratch. Size is 1 1/8". The other two are black plastic. The smaller one is 3/4" and the bigger one is 1 1/8". The bigger one came off an old boat
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