Drifter Head Sail on 2040-parts.com
Glenburnie, Ontario, Canada
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Drifter head sail for a small sailboat. Heavy Rip-stop nylon.
Approximate measurements: Luff 26 ft Leech 24 ft Foot 16 ft Stitching sound, no patches. Lightly used, very good condition. |
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