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Mast Tabernackle?

I have an I-28 that I would like to rig so I can step the mast myself. Wayne Eastman's "old" Islander28.com web site included pictures of an Islander 28 that had a tabernackle stepped mast.

I am looking for information about how I might do this, too. If you know of a comparable boat with a tabernackle stepped mast I will appreciate an opportunity to "talk" with them or look at pictures.

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