Sailboat Boom 7' 4" Aluminum on 2040-parts.com
Key West, Florida, United States
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Aluminum Boom Total length end to end is 7' 4" width is 2 3/4 " Height is 4" 1/2" diameter on gooseneck fitting 3 cam cleats that move freely Boom and vang fittings are stainless steel This boom was used and stored so it has the usual wear. There are no dents cracks or any visible signs of deterioration. Anodizing is still in tact with the usual blemishes but no pitting Nice functioning boom Check out my other items! |
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