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What ''built in discounts'' ?


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This quote is a one time offer for Scott Vernon. It is not
representative of typical prices and includes several

built in
discounts. Incidentally, the loft is run by a fellow who

had the final
Seidelmann sails, which were made in PR and shipped to him

after the
company folded. He doesn't have any of those sails left,

but I thought
you might like to know.


Seidelmann 295
Radial mainsail with two reef points and slugs.
Roach-unadjusted
Cloth radial weave 6.5 Ounce from Contender

Cost: 1300.00


Beyond this point, if you have genuine interest you'd have

to call me
and after that you'd deal with the loft directly.


Cheers,

RB



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What ''built in discounts'' ?


My discounts. I get them because I work for a yard and am ordering
sails for various boats. It's up to you. I expect a standard cross cut
would be even cheaper, but at 1300.00 you might as well have the
tri-radial.


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It's up to you. I expect a standard cross cut
would be even cheaper, but at 1300.00 you might as well

have the
tri-radial.



why?


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but at 1300.00 you might as well
have the
tri-radial.



why?




It will hold it's shape better over time and it looks nicer!
Call me if you want additional info.

Thanks,


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What ''built in discounts'' ?


My discounts. I get them because I work for a yard and am ordering
sails for various boats. It's up to you. I expect a standard cross cut
would be even cheaper, but at 1300.00 you might as well have the
tri-radial.


A tri-radial main??

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A tri-radial main??



Yep. Google it.



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A tri-radial main??



Yep. Google it.


Correct. They are indeed tri-radial. Nice looking shape, too.

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Correct. They are indeed tri-radial. Nice looking shape, too.



There are also cruising radials, which are only radial at the bottom
half, then cross-cut above that. My friend's main on the Sweden 39 is
cut this way and it's a terrific sail.
I just quoted a main for a Hunter 39, cruising radial, two reef points
for 1875.00.


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