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e-mail:
new.jersey@northsails.com
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Proctor
Masts and Rigging
Chuck
Simmons has been the owner of Proctor Masts & Rigging since 1997.
We are currently located at 1281 - B Logan Avenue Costa Mesa,
CA 92626. Our phone number is (714)979-7820 and our fax number
is (714) 979-7844. We can be reached by email at proctormasts@earthlink.net
. Our current price for a Comet mast is $890.00 fully rigged.
That includes adjustable spreaders, gooseneck, ball bearing sheave
boxes, and running and standing rigging. We no longer offer blank
tubes for sale. Comet masts can be made using a "C" section or
a Kappa section, and there is no difference in price between the
two. We offer a Comet boom made using the 2628 boom section and
the price is $280.00. We also carry all of the parts for masts
and booms as well as mast steps. We will offer a discount for
volume orders and shipping charges are on a per shipment basis.
Our masts and booms are packed in plastic irrigation tubing for
protection during shipping and we get quotes from about 4 or 5
shipping companies and pass the best price along to our customers.
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The
Sailors’ Tailor, Inc. - Email: covers@beanbag.com
Website address: www.sailorstailor.com
1480
W. Spring Valley-Paintersville Rd.
Spring Valley, Ohio 45370
TOLL FREE Tel. 800-800-6050
The Sailors' Tailor is excited to announce we have a new and
very informative website which has descriptions of the different
styles of covers, fabrics, informs the buyer what to look for
in order to buy a cover which will last 8 to 10 years instead
of the industry norm of 5 years, and has on-line ordering. The
Sailors' Tailor manufacturers 170 one design sailboat covers
and accessories since 1972.
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| Aluminum
Centerboards - Contact Don Lyons drlyons@mapcorp.com |
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| Sailing
Source -
Comprehensive sailing site with links to class organizations,
boat reviews, message boards and video. |
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| Sailing
World -
Website for Sailing World and Crusing World magazine. |
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Chesapeake
Bay Maritime Museum
("One of the most popular classes of racing
boat in American history, the Comet, is represented here by Zoea,
built in 1932 by a local builder. Zoea is the first of more than
4,000 Comets built")
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