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Vintage Century Boat Parts, C-798 Vents, Stern Pole Socket And Lifting Ring on 2040-parts.com

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Saint Augustine, Florida, United States

Saint Augustine, Florida, United States
Nautical Antique, What is Pictured is What is for Sale, Refer to all Photos
Brand:Century Manufacturer Part Number:Misc.

Vintage Century Boat Parts.
4 each C-798 Vents.
 Stern Pole Socket.
 Horse Head Lifting Ring with trim.





Good condition
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Used, Nautical Antique


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