Nib Sailboat Gear Lot: Sail Patch, Tels, Scratch Repair Wind Direction Windex on 2040-parts.com
Kansas City, Missouri, United States
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.
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Sailing Hardware & Gear for Sale
- Vanguard 15 (v-15) mainsail with batten & sailbag (#94900)(US $400.00)
- Rudder decals for hobie hawk sailplane(US $11.95)
- Bronze quick snap hook, fixed eye 3-3/4"(US $6.79)
- Vanguard 15 (v-15) jib sail (#94901)(US $250.00)
- Snatch block 3/8 inch line nicro marine with snap shackle(US $75.00)
- Ronstan snatch block with swivel head(US $25.00)
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