O'day 272 Mast, Mast, Boom, Rigging, Sailboat on 2040-parts.com
Pollock Pines, California, United States
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parting out a 1988 O'day 272, MAST, BOOM, SPREADERS, RIGGING, looks to be in good condition, (see photos), don't have photos of boom and rigging but I can get them. $900 if you pickup, I will be leaving Northern California around June 6th ish heading to miami with a 48' enclosed trailer, if your on my path I will deliver for $150 extra, if your off my path I'll get $1.70 per mile for my (out of the way miles) on top of the $150.00, questions, Richard, 530 305 2400
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