Sailboat Dorade Cowl Vents Abi Stainless Steel 4" X 12" With Deck Plate New Cast on 2040-parts.com
church point, Nova Scotia, Canada
  You are buying ONE BRAND NEW Polished - STAINLESS STEEL 4" COWL VENT/ Dorade These are HEAVY CAST!!! You will NOT be disappointed with these cowls- absolutely beautiful Dimensions: 12 5/16" high 8 3/8" scoop width 4" Threaded 4" deck plate white powder coat interior (can be painted any color) polished stainless steel BEAUTIFUL HIGH QUALITY includes removable deck plate TEXT A QUESTION TO 902-769-7497 IF YOU NEED A higher QUANTITY LET ME KNOW, YOU WILL SAVE A BUNDLE ON SHIPPING! YES I DO COMBINE FOR BETTER SHIPPING RATES I accept PAYPAL. Shipping will be $14.00 anywhere in USA (lower 48 states) & $14.00 within Canada!  
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