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Misc Blocks For Parts Harken Seaway Schaefer Etc. Sailboat on 2040-parts.com

US $25.00
Location:

Houston, Texas, United States

Houston, Texas, United States

 Miscellaneous Blocks 

Used

Harken, Schaefer Seaway  & others (see pictures)

Some may work but have cosmetic defects and some may not work.

Just clearing out the shop........Maybe someone can use these for parts.

Ships just as you see them in the pictures.

We have tons and tons of used Sailboat and Beach Cat parts.   Everything from hulls to sails and all the little stuff thats hard to find.  If you are needing something for you Hobie, Nacra, Prindle or Solcat and don't see it on auction,  send me an email and I will be glad to list it for you if we have it.  Please remember all our Cat parts are used and expect them to show signs of use.  Most could stand to be cleaned or polished.   If we see any noticable defects, we make every effort to point them out.   Happy to combine shipping for multiple purchases. 





 


 

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