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I purchased this boat a few years ago and discovered it is a Flying Fish produced by the California Kit Boat Co., of Newport Beach, CA. Attached is a photo for when I purchased, the logos discovered

I purchased this boat a few years ago. While sanding I discovered logos identifying it as a Flying FIish by the California Kit Boat Co. Attached is a photo of the boat as purchased, logos discovered

Looks like a reasonable price to me, but I’ve already got one. You might also post at https://sailingforums.com/forums/Sunfish_Sales/ <https://sailingforums.com/forums/Sunfish_Sales/> Good

please forgive if this is a duplicate post, i am having internet issues i am selling my AMF minifish and would appreciate if you could share with anyone who might be looking also, please advise

just in case anyone is interested, or knows someone who might be interested, please see my Minifish for sale. i will take offers or suggestions if someone thinks this is to much $ to ask. thanks!

Howdy folks, Todd in Pittsboro, NC has a sweet 1950s Alcort Standard Sailfish for sale. She is 11'7" and sports a 65 sf sail. She has beautiful wooden spar and one of the coolest sails you'll ever

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I am sorry for your experience in buying a new sunfish. The dealer should be able to help you if they have any decent customer service. The dealer that I use, The Dinghy Shop, commissions every

Both outhaul and Cunningham should end with a loop (bowline), or daisy chain, for easy handling. Typically, these hang within arm's length of the sailor, who is sitting up front, near the daggerboard

So where do you plan to be sitting when you want to adjust the outhaul?

Yes I got a white "race" sail. It came with a bag of plastic rings which are nearly impossible to put on. The first quote was $4220 for the 2019 race boat and race sail. The bill of sale was $ 4505

Yes. Thanks. I have that link also and I still don't see how having the cleat that far forward ( over 8 feet from the clew) especially considering the sort of sticky/waxy line that is supposed to be

Hi, congrats on your new boat! Haven't had many reports of new boats here, but someone will have an idea or two. As far as we know the sail numbers come from the International Sunfish Class

The outhaul and Cunningham cleats are positioned forward on the boom so you can easily reach them while sailing.

Has anyone had difficulty rigging their boat with the lines, hardware and parts provided? I just got a new "race" version that arrived this weekend and I discovered (in addition to the fact that I

I set my spar high up (72”)so it is easier to see what’s on the other side of the sail. Haven’t got a window on my sail. I set the gooseneck at 22”, and don’t change things for high or low

Just tie the halyard attachment lower down on the spar so it raises the sail height. I have an old sunfish and it just ties on with a secured clove hitch and figure 8 knot (so it does not slip.

Go to Sunfishclass(dot)ORG. At the top click on "Get Faster." There is a wealth of information there.?Also, check out Kent's various resources. He and "Skipper" have posted a wealth of information

Thanks Kent. That seems doable. It looks like if at the same time I wanted to get rid of any weather helm on a windy day, I could just set the whole sail more forward-- so more of it was farther

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