Sailboat Wooden Boom Bronze Outhaul on 2040-parts.com
Marathon, Florida, US
CLASSIC SAILBOAT, WOODEN BOOM OUTHAUL, BRONZE... USED/// OD 3 11/16", ID 3", ROD 12"/// NO RETURNS// AS IS/// PLEASE ASK QUETIONS BEFORE BIDDING//
NO RESERVE PAST OPENING BID//// USA SHIPPING ONLY (NO PR, HI OR USVI)/// CHECK OUT MY OTHER ITEMS/// THANK YOU FOR SHOPPING E-BAY
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