Harken 1635 27mm Windward Sheeting Car on 2040-parts.com
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
For sale is a brand new, in packaging Harken 1635 mid-range series 27mm windward sheeting car. Harken part number 1635. Second photo is of an identical car. Local pickup available in Toronto
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