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Adi, Take a look in the PHOTOS section at the "Other Fish" folder. Check out the Barracuda photos. Does this look like your boat by any chance? Wayne wrote: <wcarney@f...>

Thanks Wayne, This is certainly useful. I had come across something much more abbreviated along similar lines. This should certainly help. Adi wrote:

Hi Adi, I was able to pull up this record from the U.S.Coast Guard Manufacturers Identification Code (MIC) Database Hope it helps, Wayne MIC: GKD Status: Out of Business Company: EXPRESS GLASS MFG

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Hi Wayne, Thanks for the offer. I will try and post some photos as well. It appears to be similar to the Conqueror with a larger (than sunfish) cockpit that surrounds the daggerboard boot. It also has

Hello Adi, Welcome to the group. I am not familiar with the Express, but I'm willing to help where I can. Maybe someone else has heard of this model boat and will chime in as well. What sort of

I'm looking for information on a Sunfish lookalike called the Express Wind which I have just acquired. I am a newbie sailor and have not found any reference to this boat anywhere. Thanks for all help.

Hi, Welcome to the group. Sorry to hear about your family dispute. You'll probably come out ahead if you wind up with a newer Fish. Good luck in your quest, Wayne

New here, ran across a link while searching for a Sunfish for sale, thought I'd join. Had a Sunfish while growing up, folks still have it and haven't wanted to part with it even though it hasn't been

Instead of using tie wraps which can tighten by accident use some thin line... Wayne <wcarney@...> wrote:Hello Ed, I checked the Sunfish spars and they measure at 1 1/2" outside diameter. The

Ed, The commonly used hull speed formula is: 1.34 X the square root of LWL = Speed (in knots) A boat's LWL (Length at Water Line) is equal to the distance between the wave crests created at the bow

Great, thanks for the measurements, Wayne, they match my "Fish-clone" exactly. For now I am going to use tie-wraps until I order a set of rings. Just for fun.... How fast has a Sunfish actually gone?

Judy, More information.... If you would like to see what the inside of the Sunfish hull looks like, there is a series of photos of a '79 Fish in the Group FILES section. Wayne

Hello Ed, I checked the Sunfish spars and they measure at 1 1/2" outside diameter. The sail ring measures about 1 5/8" inside diameter. Wayne have diameter order

Hi Judy, OK, having once been the owner of a 400 lb. bouncing baby Sunfish I can relate to having a bit of water trapped in the hull. I'll outline a couple of things here and let you apply what you

Hi Judy, Is yours one with the drain plug on the upper right (starboard) side just forward of the cockpit ? If so, are you propping the boat up so that the drain hole is down ? If so, and no water is

Hi Wayne, Had to leave yesterday and just got your message. Yes this was done.

Ed, I'll try and get a boom measured for you in the next few days. In the mean time, if you want to go sailing you can use a couple of alternatives to the "Shower Curtain Rings". A down and dirty

Hi, Another option is to simply lace the sail on with any heavy nylon cord. "Parachute" cord come to mind. Two long cords in a spiral wrap would do nicely. One for each spar. Works good on my 'fish.