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CS17 Project for sale


greg baker

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I am moving across the country with a plan to move overseas and cannot take my CS17 (Hull #330) project with me.

 

I have been building from one of Graham's kits and it is at the 'epoxy the lockers' stage before putting on the seat tops.

The project includes a trailer.

 

I have most of the SYP, fir and mahogany needed to finish the project.

I have the mast sail tracks, 3/4" brass half oval for keel, GRP tape and fabric for sheathing the hull exterior and epoxy.

 

Meeting Graham, Carla, their family, Alan and so many others in the B&B universe has been a wonderful experience - not to mention the joy of the building process - and I hate to let go of the boat...but I must.

 

I live in the Cincinnati, Ohio area.

 

I am asking $900 for the project with trailer but I am most interested in the project going to a good home with someone who would appreciate the opportunity so all offers will be considered.

 

I have posted a few photos but I have photos documenting the whole process.

 

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Thank you for the interest,

Greg

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Looks like I'll be back in the boat building business soon. Greg has offered to bring the boat most of the way to Hendersonville for me. The garage is cleared out enough to put her in.

 

But now I'll need a carport to park our car under for awhile. The wife's not happy about that, she's gotten spoiled having a garage to park in. Oh, well....

 

Look for a new "finish building a CS-17" thread soon.

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Can I put my name in the hat for 2nd dibs if things change?

 

I currently have an 18' Lockley-Newport Whitecap daysailer, but since my sons grew up and moved out, it's a little too much boat for me to sail and handle by myself. I need something lighter and better for single handing.

 

I've been eyeballing the CS17 for a few years. I bought a small ranch over a year ago that has a 28'x21' garage and I'm just now n the process of finishing off the inside for heat and A/C. It will be ready by mid-summer for a nice project.

 

I've been lurking here for years. Glad to come aboard.

 

Alan in NJ

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No breath holding :). But if "life happens", you know it will have a good home.

 

In the mean time I'll be thinking about that CS15 kit that I see on the drawing board.

 

My first project is to finish my garage/shop. It's only studs and open soffits now. NJ winters make it a very unfriendly place in December. The plan is to have the garage done by mid-summer and the boat project locked and loaded for the fall/winter/spring.

 

Alan

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