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2 sets of Morgan 38 sails, one original New Condition

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I have two sets of sails, one set looks like it has never been used. Main, reg. jig 150, that are new condition and the same plus a storm jib all in original bags.

Make an offer, we are on Anna Maria Island, Florida
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You are not likely going to find better that what is in stocks at Bacon. For comparison, a really cheap price for a new mainsail is about $1500, and a higher quality mainsail could cost $4000-$5000.

Bacon has a mainsail that will fit for a few hundred.
 
Warren Holybee said:
You are not likely going to find better that what is in stocks at Bacon. For comparison, a really cheap price for a new mainsail is about $1500, and a higher quality mainsail could cost $4000-$5000.

Bacon has a mainsail that will fit for a few hundred.
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I sold my old sails at Bacon. I love that consignment shop. They have EVERYTHING. I've spent hours on several occasions perusing their wares.
 
for these older boats I would buy roly Tasker sales. He’s an Australian who died a few years ago, maybe two or three, and had the largest sailmaking facility in the world, somewhere in the Philippines. You should be able to find someone who is selling these sales at highly competitive prices. I am reluctant to recommend where I bought mine because I have no interest in the sale business. But mine are a high quality sail’s made very well and delivered promptly
 
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