Mainsail Luff Slides and Boom Topping Lift:  $129
    Small slugs attached by a sailmaker to the front edge of the mainsail keep it from falling out of the track and allowing it to flake itself when lowering the sail. They also greatly simplify hoisting, eliminating the need to feed the sail into the mast slot as it goes up.  The Topping Lift runs from the top of the mast to the end of the boom and keeps the boom from falling when the mainsail is lowered. This is particularly helpful when reefing or flaking the main, to keep the boom from damaging the cabin top or hitting someone in the head.

  Masthead Wind Direction Indicator:  $59
     This is an arrow vane at the top of the mast that points out the direction the wind is blowing. An invaluable tool while sailing, it can also be used while docking to estimate drift.

Whisker Pole: $129
    Clips temporarily to an eye on the front of the mast to hold the clew (where the sheets attach) of the jib or genoa out when going downwind. Improves efficiency and keeps the sail in place in rolly conditions.

Turnbuckle Boots and Shroud Covers: $79
    Five plastic covers that slip over the shrouds and backstay, and five plastic cylinders that cover the turnbuckles of these wires. They prevent chafe on the sails and sheets, as well as the fiberglass when trailering. A necessity when you use the genoa to keep the sheets from snagging on the side turnbuckles.

Additional 6 gallon Fuel Tank: $69
    Doubles fuel capacity,

Cap't Jims Goodies Total: $554
all prices include installation on a new boat, and are subject to change without notice.