Marine Concepts Fighting Chair on 2040-parts.com
Rehoboth, Massachusetts, United States
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Marine concepts fighting chair. Originally came on out new 1989 Luhrs Sportfish and it's never been fished with. This unit sat as a prop in our study for over thirty years. Fish with it or use it as a cool bar stool. Beautiful embroidery work over teak and cherry woodwork. Never been out in the sun.
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