Welcome to MarineConsignmentLI

Marine Consignment of Long Island has been serving the local boating community since 2009.

Please bear with us as we build the online inventory of our recently established E-store.  While we do so, feel free to visit our EBay store named 1BoatParts, to get a sense of the items we carry; or come visit our 5000 sq.ft warehouse in person and browse through shelves lined with thousands of nautical components that meet your boating needs.

Rich P:  I've been dealing with Tom & Jim since they opened. Over the years I have successfully outfitted my own boats with much of their equipment (both new & used) without having to lay out any cash, because I use the equity that I have built up from my own account of personally consigned items they have sold for me.

Mike M:  I have purchased enough brass and bronze pieces from MCLI to fill my own warehouse, and I keep coming back for more...  

Every part has been priced to beat all the competition.  If you can find a better deal, we will beat it!

What if the item I purchased doesn't work or fit my application?

We accept returns that are in the same condition as delivered, within a reasonable period of time (generally two weeks).

Do you accept trades?

We cannot accept trades because our consigned inventory belongs to clients that are only interested in a monetary return for their belongings. (Instead we suggest you consider consigning your goods with us for monetary compensation when sold).

What percentage does the consignor realize from the sale of products left for marketing by MCLI, and when can they expect compensation?

The consignor makes 60% of the final sales revenue.  Consignor accounts in excess of $100 are satisfied by the 15th of the following month from date of sale, to allow for possible returns, etc.  Consignors also have the option of letting accounts build credit for purchase of any MCLI stock.

Do you carry hard to find or obsolete inventory?

A significant amount of our inventory are vintage, hard to come by components (new old stock or used).  If you are looking for a part that is specific to a particular make and model vessel, we recommend that you email us as much information describing the part (OEM part numbers are extremely helpful) and its application (boat make, model, and year) and we will add it to our wish list and contact you if and when we are successful in locating said part.  Much of our inventory comes from professional boat scrappers and marina close-outs.