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Allllllll Riiiiiight John !

I finally found a nice set from Trey in South Carolina, who I found on the sunfish massage board. Thanks to everyone for their advice, especially Gail who has been more than generous with sharing her

Hey ya Malcolm, I was thinking of moving mine back a little. I want some leverage on the boom for coming off a run and rounding a mark. Mol <malcolm@a...> wrote: it be as

I'm getting ready to replace my boom blocks and bails with the ones recommended by Larry Cochran. Does anyone know the optimal location for the front block? Should it be as far forward as allowed,

Oops, forgot to say--NEVER leave your boat in the water "all season." Too often the anchor line breaks, someone else's boat breaks free, or a zillion other things occur which cause damage to the

Hi Jud, Lots of people build simple racks which they leave in the water (poles, pipes, treated lumber for verticals, carpeted 2x4's for horizontals). You can set the verticals down into the

Hi Jud, Here's a thought.... Build a low cradle near the waterline that has padded (ramping) rails. Add a simple crank type winch. Pull the boat close and winch it onto the cradle. Cover it when not

Hello all, We've moved to lake front property and had planned to leave the sunfish in the water for the summer. The posts regarding the amount of water the boat takes on gives me second thoughts.

wrote: Unfortunately it's eboattrade(dot)com by another name. IMHO a Wolf wrapped in sailcloth.... I guess it relates if you are thinking about moving to a multi- thousand dollar boat..... at least

More SPAM, but at least it relates to boats... JC _________________________________________________________________ T

thanks, i will see what i can findout and let you know. Happy Sails, John wrote: around .065" and you'll for the Give 'em a try - the FILES

John, I get these dimensions off my '79 Fish: Mast 2.25" Spars 1.50" At this point I can only guess that the wall thickness is around .065" and the material is something like 6061-T6

I have found the lengths for the mast and spars, but does anyone know the diameter? Happy Sails, John

John, There was just a discussion about finding replacement sails here in Sunfish_Sailor. Take a look at the message thread at the bottom of this post. http://tinyurl.com/fi93 (you may need to login

Thanks, I will be waiting for the web address for the SunFish parts. I will see the boat tomorrow. I hope it is restorable! And one day will be Adorable :) happySails, John one from a family that

John, I think the sunfish hull is a great pick-up. We just got one from a family that hadn't used it in years. It seems that the children grew up and moved away. You can find lots of websites that

I am picking up a SunFish hull this Sunday. The guy giving it to me said he don't know if it is work the trouble to fix up. It is the hull only. Are used part and sails hard to find. I also need to

Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the sunfish_sailor group. File : /Diagrams and Pictures/Daggerboards.jpg

Found on the Sunfish Message Board Don't know what's left...... Wayne Posted by Ken Roberts <mailto:oceanborne@...> on June 17, 2003 at 17:23:52 EVERYTHING BUT THE HULL! all from an old

Hello everyone, It's going around again..... If you are selling a boat on the Internet, or anything else for that matter, be aware of the scam that is being played on unsuspecting sellers. Check