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Looking for marine line in the NW
I need to replace the sheets and halyards on my boat. Iam in the
Northwest. Any good sources?? Thanks Tim |
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H'mmm, The NW. That narrows it down. Only one place in the world you
could NOT be NW of. Santa's house! ;) G "pdxsailordiver" wrote in message oups.com... I need to replace the sheets and halyards on my boat. Iam in the Northwest. Any good sources?? Thanks Tim |
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Try Columbia Basin Knot Company. In spite of the horsey stuff they sell
pretty good line 8-) They specialize in rope, including halter cord, utility cord, solid braid multi-filament polypropylene rope, and flat braid along with custom horse rope ... www.cbknot.com/ Pirate_Dave -- In article , Gordon wrote: H'mmm, The NW. That narrows it down. Only one place in the world you could NOT be NW of. Santa's house! ;) G "pdxsailordiver" wrote in message oups.com... I need to replace the sheets and halyards on my boat. Iam in the Northwest. Any good sources?? Thanks Tim |
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