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Re: For Sale--Sunfish
Nice job. I built mine from african mohagny. For the tiller did you just copy and existing tiller?
By Dave Aronson · #17926 ·
Re: For Sale--Sunfish
I built my own rudder, tiller and extension, but bought standard sunfish parts for around $150. * Stainless Steel Gudgeon Bracket for the Sunfish $13 (Intensity Sails) * Rudder Tension Spring for the
Re: For Sale--Sunfish
That's the thing about used Sunfishes; they are worth more parted-out than whole. But I don't think i'd ever do that to mine.?
By Mark Suszko · #17924 ·
Re: For Sale--Sunfish
The cheek assembly and yiller brackets drive the cost up significantly. Mr Mike Sent from Windows Mail Sent: ?Sunday?, ?September? ?27?, ?2020 ?4?:?10? ?PM To:
By Michael King · #17923 ·
Re: For Sale--Sunfish
I think it was about $130 , and I got composite dagger board for about that much Sent from my Verizon Motorola Droid
By Hugh Gardner · #17922 ·
Re: For Sale--Sunfish
That’s interesting. Thanks for the information. Doug
By Doug Nelson · #17921 ·
Re: For Sale--Sunfish
I bought a new style composite rudder blade for less than $200 from intensity sails Sent from my Verizon Motorola Droid
By Hugh Gardner · #17920 ·
Re: For Sale--Sunfish
Doug, I agree they are expensive. I stumbled on the new style cheek and traded some tools for it. The oak board big enough to make the rudder was about $25…..so I got away cheap and I sold the old
By Michael King · #17919 ·
Re: For Sale--Sunfish
Nice. I’ll check it out. Cost of converting is almost prohibitive. Can find a used Sunfish for around $400. Parts to convert Is that much. Doug
By Doug Nelson · #17918 ·
Re: For Sale--Sunfish
Google sunfish rudder dimensions 1971 and it will likely pop up. I made a cardboard pattern from the internet drawing, transferred it to a red oak board. Cut it out, a bit of planning, drilling
By Michael King · #17917 ·
Re: For Sale--Sunfish
So you acquired the new rudder cheek and used a new red oak “blank” to fit the rudder cheek? Might you come up with the dimensions? Interesting idea. Thanks Doug
By Doug Nelson · #17916 ·
Re: For Sale--Sunfish
I made a completely new rudder when I converted to the new style. The pattern iq quite different. I found dimensions on the internet somewhere and made it out of red oak. I sold the old one on
By Michael King · #17915 ·
Re: For Sale--Sunfish
Can you convert an “old style” rudder blade to a “new style” rudder cheek? Doug Nelson
By Doug Nelson · #17914 ·
My Sunfish has sold
A member of the Ninnescah Sailing Club at Lake Cheney near Wichita, KS purchased boat and trailer for their youth training group. Lucky them, lucky me! And so I close out 50 years of sailing. Dave
By Dave Redmon · #17913 ·
Re: For Sale--Sunfish
Sorry, I sent it as a followup to my for sale listing earlier that same day--a listing with the same subject wording. I figured this list is small enough folks could figure it out.
By Dave Redmon · #17912 ·
Re: For Sale--Sunfish
FYI, I would never reply to a message like this. There is no info, just a blind request to capture my email address. Where is this Sunfish? How much? Thenmaybe I would know if its even worth the
By Mike Foster <mfoster@...> · #17911 ·
Re: For Sale--Sunfish
My email: ldredmon at gmail.com Sent from my T-Mobile 4G LTE Device Get Outlook for Android<https://aka.ms/ghei36>
By Dave Redmon <daveredmon@...> · #17910 ·
For Sale--Sunfish & trailer #Vanguard
For sale 2000 Sunfish sailboat made by Vanguard. Hull, sail, spars and blades in very good condition. Included are several upgrades plus a newish trailer with spare tire and SLO boat cover. A Sunfish
By Dave Redmon · #17909 ·
Re: Leak at traveler - minifish
Joel, Take a look at Evercoat Marine Polyester Gel Paste. It’s basically a gap sealing gelcoat that is pretty easy to mix and apply. I was recently introduced to it on another forum and it’s
By John Wang · #17908 ·
Re: Leak at traveler - minifish
Thank you! I probably missed some area with patch or didn’t get it as thick as I hoped and made a good hole when sanding. I think I’ll thicken up some epoxy to fill in and then when dry will use
By Joel Grist · #17907 ·