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O'day 272 Main Sail on 2040-parts.com

US $400.00
Location:

Pollock Pines, California, United States

Pollock Pines, California, United States

parting out a 1988 O'day 272,  main sail looks to be in great condition, (see photos), driving around the US now, I have it with me, free delivery if your on my path, otherwise buyer pays shipping, questions, Richard, 530 305 2400

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