Attwood Marine NV2012SSG-7 | LightArmor LED Deck Mount Side Light Stainless Starboard Side | Stainless Steel Green PHBILG3 Fits inline inside the exhaust

Name: Attwood Marine NV2012SSG-7 | LightArmor LED Deck Mount Side Light Stainless Starboard Side | Stainless Steel Green PHBILG3 Fits inline inside the exhaust
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 32800400163
Price: 50.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1791 (20 reviews)

Attwood Marine NV2012SSG-7 | LightArmor LED Deck Mount Side Light Stainless Starboard Side | Stainless Steel Green PHBILG3 Fits inline inside the exhaust

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Attwood Marine NV2012SSG 7 LightArmor LED Deck Mount Side Light Stainless Starboard Side Stainless Steel Green PHBILG3 Fits inline inside the exhaust Fits inline inside the exhaust system for sterndrive installations but below the level of critical components of your boat and or engine Features & Specifications LightArmor Deck Mount Navigation Light Stainless Steel Starboard (green) 2NM

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