Small Sailboat Main Sail. on 2040-parts.com
Muskegon, Michigan, United States
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This main sail measures:
Luff - 254" (21' 2") Leech - 284" (23 8") Foot - 94" (7' 10") The sail comes with a bolt rope on the luff and foot. The luff also has small nylon mast slugs. Notice it also has a single reef built in for when the weather picks up. A nice feature. The sail material (dacron?) is stiff and "crinkely". Not like new, but close. Light stain and small patch ( see pics ). I got this sail for a 21' sailboat, but it will work well on many different sailboats in this size range. I now have a larger sailboat and am offering this one to you. I have a 100% eBay feedback so you can count on me to be truthful and treat you right. Good Luck bidding! |
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