New Class Legal Sunfish Daggerboard Mahogany on 2040-parts.com
Boise, Idaho, United States
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This brand new class legal Sunfish daggerboard will fit all Sunfish models. Manufactured from three pieces of sapele mahogany laminated together, and then highly finished to class standards.
Built by the authorized Laser Performance manufacturer, Rudder Craft. You can reference their site for manufacturer pricing. Provided with the Laser Performance daggerboard stop, and finished with UV-resistant spar varnish. |
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