Na 23 Hank On Jib Will Fit Other Boats In The Same Size Range on 2040-parts.com
Hartwell, Georgia, United States
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JIB SAIL THAT WAS USED ON A NORTH AMERICAN 23 FOOT SAILBOAT. SAIL IS IN VERY USABLE SHAPE, AND WILL FIT ON A VARIETY OF BOATS FROM 20 TO 25 FEET.
MEASUREMENTS ARE: LUFF 23 FEET 6 INCHES LEACH 19 FEET 5 INCHES FOOT 10 FEET 6 INCHES ALL MEASUREMENTS WERE DONE ON THE LAWN, SO THEY WERE MEASURED BY HAND STRETCHING AND MAY BE SLIGHTLY MORE THAN THE SIZES WHEN STRETCHED ON YOUR BOAT. |
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