Seachoice 19521 | Universal Antenna Ratchet Mount Base Chrome Plated Brass seachoice-premium-ao-no-hole-hook-loop-discs lowers operating costs and maximizes

Name: Seachoice 19521 | Universal Antenna Ratchet Mount Base Chrome Plated Brass seachoice-premium-ao-no-hole-hook-loop-discs lowers operating costs and maximizes
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 61669618705
Price: 103.65 USD
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Rating: 4.1098 (6 reviews)

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Seachoice 19521 Universal Antenna Ratchet Mount Base Chrome Plated Brass seachoice premium ao no hole hook loop discs lowers operating costs and maximizes lowers operating costs and maximizes reserve power performance UPC: 0671880633550 • Fits all standard 1 inch marine antennas Ideal for mounting on deck or bulkhead

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