Attwood Swivl-eze Snap-lock Series Base Plate. (69904) 9" on 2040-parts.com
Salem, Missouri, United States
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We are selling a new Attwood Swivl-Eze Snap-Lock Series Base Plate. (69904) 9" round aluminum base for 1.77" extension poles. All Snap-Lock™ Series components snap and hold together. Both the snap-lock and locking clip are engineered to prevent unintentional detachment. Returns accepted 10% restocking fee
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