Free Jib Furling Bag

If you have a hank-on headsail, and you'd like a dark green Sunbrella lifeline bag to store it on deck, you're welcome to this one for free. I'm clearing out the used sail inventory, and this came from the previous owner when we bought Jambalaya. It's 8' 5" long, 1' 10" deep at the front, 1' 4" deep at the back, and heavy duty zippers everywhere, and it's in good condition. I have a photo if you're interested. We've got roller furling, so we have no use for this. I mean free; I'll send it to you. First one to ask for it gets it (though note that I'm cross posting this on the Tartan and Cal lists). If you feel the need to pay me something, just do something nice for someone else when the opportunity arises. Alfred Poor 1973 T34C #288, "Jambalaya"

Alfred, If it's still available, I'd like the bag. Fred Haas 3-30 Nemesis Tacoma On Mar 22, 2008, at 6:22 AM, Alfred Poor wrote: > If you have a hank-on headsail, and you'd like a dark green Sunbrella > lifeline bag to store it on deck, you're welcome to this one for free. > I'm clearing out the used sail inventory, and this came from the > previous owner when we bought Jambalaya. It's 8' 5" long, 1' 10" deep > at the front, 1' 4" deep at the back, and heavy duty zippers > everywhere, and it’s in good condition. I have a photo if you're > interested. We’ve got roller furling, so we have no use for this. > > > > I mean free; I'll send it to you. First one to ask for it gets it > (though note that I’m cross posting this on the Tartan and Cal lists). > If you feel the need to pay me something, just do something nice for > someone else when the opportunity arises. > > > > Alfred Poor > > 1973 T34C #288, “Jambalaya” > > > > >