Hobie 18 Main Sail 1981 Gonzo National on 2040-parts.com
Saint Helena, California, US
Hobie 18 main sail 1981 Gonzo National.
Hasn't seen the light of day in at least ten years.
This sail is in good condition considering its age. There are no rips or tears. All the batten pockets look good. Some wear on the bolt rope at the base see photo. This sail was made by Hobie. This auction is for the sail only NO BATTENS.
My Policy:
This is an auction and were adults (if you are not an adult don't bid). If you do not like what you purchased. Then you should resale it on your own auction. I try to point out any noticable defects as best I can.
I will except a return on this item, but buyer will pay shipping costs.
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