Vintage Aluminum Step-n-trim Boat Trim Tabs (only) Feathercraft Wood (no Boat) on 2040-parts.com
Rochester, New York, United States
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(RELIST) Well I can't believe this but the guy Rodriguez, that hit the Buy IT Now also thought he was getting the Boat, Motor & Trailer for $150! BUILD THAT WALL!!! Here is a vintage set of STEP-N-TRIM aluminum adjustable trim tabs. I have used these to smooth out the bouncing on a lot of the boats I restore. They aren't restored but I've been able to clean them up and make them look New again. Look at the pictures and ask any questions before bidding. I'm showing a couple pictures of my Feathercraft Runabout and they took the leaping out and now runs smooth & Flat. Thanks for looking at my auctions, Jim PS: THE BOAT AND MOTOR ARE NOT FOR SALE!!!
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