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Nib Sailboat Gear Lot: Sail Patch, Tels, Scratch Repair Wind Direction Windex on 2040-parts.com

US $39.99
Location:

Kansas City, Missouri, United States

Kansas City, Missouri, United States
Condition:Used

For Sale - an assorted treasure trove of sailboat repair/ gear for your boat!  

These have been in storage, so packaging may show signs of wear. See details for condition.  See pics for more information.

  • Air Flow Tels by Davis Instruments (new in bag) #950
  • Sail Patch tape  (new in box) 3 inch X 15 ft
  • Windex Sport 10 Air Direction #3120 (taken out of box, and then put back in and taped)
  • Gel Coat Scratch Patch - Marine by Evercoat (new in box)

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