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It's pretty unusual to have a hull with no hardware on it. Is that the case? Or, are you simply looking for a sail & clips, rudder/tiller assembly, daggerboard, to finish her off?

You are right, the deck fittings are standard. It depends on whether you want to race in sanctioned events or not. The Class Association requires "approved" equipment. If you are just recreating

Thanks for the reply. The hull is a '72 model and is in good shape. What parts would be hard to get a hold of? I would think deck hardware is pretty standardized. Other parts I could possibly make in

Hmmmmm...., you've got a project boat there. Any idea what year it is? It may make a difference for finding rudder hardware. Take a look at this diagram from the Vanguard website to figure out what

I recently got a sunfish hull, mast, and boom but will need deck hardware, keel board, rudder/tiller assembly, and a sail. Where is the best place to shop for these items? I'd like to buy used if I

I'm not familiar with this bailer, but I ran across this page that might help. http://www.apsltd.com/Depts/dept278.asp W- wrote:

Anyone out there with a used Dolly for sale?? Thanks Russ chislip@...

I am looking for a used sailboat for the summer. Any suggestions or sellers? please email me josherman@...

JPM, You might try contacting Vanguard, the current manufacturer of Sunfish. email: info@... web page: http://www.teamvanguard.com Someone at the Sunfish Class Association might also be

Hi ..... I have a couple Sunfish sails .... a racing sail which is in "almost new" condition ..... and a regular sail (which I really like best for daysailing and overall color/appearance).... I had

Never built one, bought a second sunfish with a trailer, so we just leave one on the beach and have one ready to go. Jeff ===== terra firma is for farmers __________________________________ Do you

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JPM, [adapted from an earlier discussion] The current factory setup instructions counts rings UP from the bottom and it says to tie the halyard between the 9th and 10th sail rings.

I have a 1967(?) vintage Sunfish (Alcort Serial # 45799). I am probably the 3rd (or 4th ?) owner, and have never adjusted the height of the sail since I have had it (about 5 years). I SUSPECT that I

Gail, Fish Scale, eh? ROTFLOL ....good one Wayne

Reliable tie-downs:

JPM, There shouldn't be a problem rolling the boat up on one side. For those Fish with a drain plug near the starboard rail it's a routine practice to roll the boat up on it's side to drain out any

Hey Gail, Joe, and Wayne ..... Thanks a bunch to each of you for your feedback. I appreciate the responses. Guess I'll just haul out my bathroom scale and weigh it on my patio. I had actually thought

Most of us simply take our bathroom scale outside, put it on a flat location, take the Sunfish hull over to it, tip the boat on its side ON the scale, finding a balance point so that you are almost

Any commercially produced roof rack which mounts securely to a car top will perform very well with a Sunfish. Be sure to tie the hull to the rack very securely, also tie the bow of the boat down to