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Spinnaker/Whisker pole - storage under starboard seat. The entire seat and back have been moved inwards so you can sit without banging your head on the cabin windows. It also increased the shelf space.
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Table - 1/4" x 3/4" teak strips, epoxy covered.
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Bottom of table - Wobbly Table cure. A small turnbuckle is used with a quick pull pin. The turnbuckle is tightened by hand to hold the table down firmly in the side mounts, no wobble. To release, unscrew the turnbuckle a couple turns, pull the pin at the bottom.
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Bed - Starboard seat back folded down to make bed. We lay a quilted moving pad on top of it before we put down the bedding for a seamless feel. Larger than a queensize bed.
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Mast Plate - Plate with holes drilled around edge for blocks to attach fits under mast tabernacle. All line lead aft. Notice
double-decker turning block.
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Cam Cleats - Ronstan's carbon fiber cleats, fast & efficient. Will not tear up lines. Yes, I know I need to re-varnish!
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Tiller - Aircraft S.S. quick release pins allow easy removal of tiller to free up cockpit space while at a calm anchorage. I still need to put a lanyard from the tiller to the pin so I won't drop it.
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Bow Roller - Custom made dual roller with strap bolted to the hull for extra strength. I think the late model stem fitting with hull strap can be made to fit the older C25's. Check with the factory.
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Mast Slot Plates - Worth their weight in gold!
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TV Stand - Mounting detail and location for a television.
Peregrine
Triple Rope Clutches - Organize your lines
Reina II
Backstay Adjuster - Turning block is attached to end of backstay. Flexible stainless cable attached to one end of backstay mounts then run up thru turning block, down to purchase system which is connected to other backstay mount. Greater adjustment over factory bridle system.
Reina II
Genoa Sheet - I added raised camcleats to hold the genoa sheets and noticed a big improvement in tacking speed and ease. Tailer can sit on the high side and pull thru the cleat while the helmsman grinds.
Reina II
Dinette Interior - Block of wood wedged between the table and pin rail to hold table firmly into the brackets. You can see a wood strip just below the starboard seat that a piece of plywood lays on top of and spans across to the dinette seating area and a similiar thickness cushion is used to complete the bed.
Reina II
Stove - factory gimbaled alcohol stove. Battery selector switch connects to two battries under the seat.
Snickerdoodle
Hatch Storage - Here's a good way to store your companionway hatches. Note Starboard seat has been extended a few inches giving much needed rump room.
Snickerdoodle
Companionway Cover - Clear Vinyl cover snaps to the companionway trim, lets the light in and keeps the weather and bugs out.
Snickerdoodle
Galley modifications - Origo alcohol stove fits nicely where the factory curtain burner went. Note the wood work behind the stove, Slats keep food items secure under way, remove at anchor for easy access.
Snickerdoodle
Boom Vang - Boom bale attachment and mast base plate.
Snickerdoodle
Flag Staff - Stern rail mounted flag combination.
Snickerdoodle
Flattening Reef - Sail flattening for heavy weather.
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Companionway Bracket - Mounts compass and GPS.
Snickerdoodle
Mast Slot Plates - Made from tile trim.
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