I am selling a Headhunter head which we just removed from the boat. Nothing at all wrong with it, but after rearranging our waste tanks as part of a larger renovation, it turned out to be the wrong head for the application. Details on this model can be found on Headhunter's web site, here: http://www.headhunterinc.com/products/Toilets/neoclassic.html To make this toilet work, you will need either a dedicated pump (for raw or fresh water) from Headhunter (or compatible model), or a Headhunter "adder" kit, which is basically just a solenoid valve that you connect to your boat's existing fresh water system. This latter method works best if you have a high-volume water system aboard (it worked fine on our Groco Paragon). You will also need a seat, which Headhunter will be happy to sell you but I think household "elongated" models will fit. Depending on how your plumbing is arranged, you might need to add a 1-1/2" check valve to the discharge line (as we did). You will need four lag bolts or through-bolts to attach it to the sole; I recommend nylon washers between the bolt and the china (the original mounting hardware was not salvageable). These heads, new, sell for over $1,300. That's just as I am selling it -- at that price, new, you'd still need to order the seat and adder kit separately. I'd like to get $200 for it, but I will entertain all offers. It is vitreous china, so I will not ship it for fear it will be damaged in transit. I am currently in Deltaville, VA for another few days, and heading north from here, and would be willing to keep it aboard for a short while if you are on our route. Alternatively, you can contract with someone from U-Ship or similar to pick it up -- I've boxed it up in the box from its replacement. I completely washed and scrubbed this after removal and it's in clean condition. There are no chips or damage of any kind. The design of this model and the way it was installed on the boat involved PVC hard pipe which I had to cut, so the one very slightly dirty job for the buyer will be to cement on a new fitting, either a barb to go directly to 1-1/2" hose, or a threaded fitting to attach a check valve, depending on your installation. While the china parts of the fixture are now very clean, it's simply impossible to get the internal plumbing whistle-clean inside. Whichever type of fitting you require, you'll need it to have a female "slip" end for the PVC pipe. There are no seals, flaps, valves, or any other moving parts other than the aforementioned fresh water solenoid (or dedicated pump) in a Headhunter head. Email me directly if interested, or you can call or text me on (4O8) 892-6227. -Sean m/y Vector lying Deltaville, VA