Vintage Sailboat Daggerboard-wooden Nice Look on 2040-parts.com
Ontario, New York, US
This is your chance to get a nice vintage sailboat daggerboard. Please review pics. There is a little wear here and there but very good for its age. The board is 11 inches wide,29 inches long and 5/8 inches thick. This is ready to go. Nice rich looking wooden part.
We will ship anywhere in the continental US. No shipping anywhere else.
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