Sailboat Binacle on 2040-parts.com
Wilmington, North Carolina, US
Binacle and transfer shaft remove from a Formosa CT41 Transworld. Shifting and power cables attached and in working order. Front chain and transfer shaft with bearing included. Please email with any questions. Shipping the responsibility of the buyer. Estimated shipping weight close to 100 pounds. Suggest using Uship for an estimate. Item can be crated for shipping.
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