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Wooden spar, standing rigging, and sail
by Terry Dickinson
(Grayling, Michigan)
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I have the clear spruce mast from a wooden sailboat built in 1929.
The hull died several years ago, but the 27' mast is in good condition.
The main runs on a track but has been modified to a gaff-rig.
Sail is relatively new and included.
If you are building a wooden boat, this is the perfect, vintage addition.
Only $1,000 takes the package.
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