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2 Pcs Eye End Cap Bimini Top Fitting / Hardware 7/8'' Marine Stainless Steel on 2040-parts.com

US $6.66
Location:

shandong,china, China

shandong,china, China
2 PCS Eye End Cap Bimini Top Fitting / Hardware 7/8'' Marine Stainless Steel, US $6.66, image 1
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2 PCS Eye End Cap Bimini Top Fitting / Hardware 7/8'' Marine Stainless Steel
 Made of AISI stainless steel 316
 Surface polishing
 Lost Wax Process
   For pipe: 7/8''

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