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lol why am i getting these e-mails? i joined concerning my sailfish. somehow i'm getting questions about sunfish sailboats

sorry, but i am not experienced. you got me by mistake. i have an old sailfish and that is why i joined this group. thanks

Hi Tim, The regular Sunfish sail is the same as the Sailfish sail. Unless you have a very early "Standard" 11' Sailfish. ....and I am Wayne 8^)

Jacob, Thanks for that info. Since the newsletter mails out in batches we should all have our copy within a few more days. Wayne

hi i'm not wayne, i'm tim LOL...anyway i have a sailfish and am looking for a sail. take care tim

Got it today, 10/09/04 Jacob, SF 51990 wayne.sc@... writes:

Hi mfbrookshill, Good question. I was wondering the same thing myself. Unfortunately, I don't have an answer for that question. Windward Leg is published by: The International Sunfish Class

When is the next windward leg supposed to come out?

Good luck. The green multi-color one looks best. I have bought a sail from him before and was pleased. Frank

Thanks - Im bidding on them now. Mike

Hi: There are two sails on eBay right now. Do a search for "sunfish sail" Frank

Hello Everyone; Just purchased my first sunfish - somewhat of a project boat. Looking for a used sale, if anyone has one in decent condition, please let me know. Thanks Mike

Wayne, Your timing was perfect; I had a chance to try it this afternoon. You are right as you describe it, the 90 degree side is closest to the aft. Thanks for your answer. Frank Hi Frank, Ooooo,

Thanks for your note. I think I've found a boat closer to home. d --- smallboatexplorer <cavenagh@...> wrote:

Hi Frank, Ooooo, you've busted the Sunfish marketing department. I interpret the straight edge as the one with the 90 degrees at the bottom as shown in the drawing. Try it both ways. If the board

I have two older fish and I wouldn't mind selling one. Both are very cheap; both will need some tinkering. I don't need two. My goal is to recover my own costs for one or the other. 1. A 1950's

Thanks, Wayne and John. I have tested for the leak and the scraped area is the culprit. Installed an inspection port and removed the water. Then sailed for about an hour and found I had taken in

Hi All, I've recently gotten into sailing with the purchase of a Minifish. I've found this group very beneficial in helping me learn about the Sunfish and similar boats. Not knowing much about

Thanks, Wayne. We have a "soft bottom" boat and I understand what you are talking about. I have seen the warnings about Pearson sunfish and wondered why. Thanks, again. Frank

Hello Frank, I think the scuttlebutt is that Pearson out-sourced the hull construction and lost control of consistency. The different vendors provided hulls that varied widely in fiberglass lay-up.