William Ginn

I recently changed my Princess Sharpie 26 sail track from the original stainless Schaefer 75-05 5/8" to the B&B custom aluminum sail track. I have two sections of the Schaefer sail track - one 9'-8" and one 12'-0" - I will give for free to anyone that wants them. I live in the Pacific Northwest, about 75 miles north of Seattle. Anyone close enough that is interested in picking them up reply with a message. Bill

Howard -- FYI - the transom is flat, not curved. It appears to be bowed from the plan view(s) because the top of the transom is curved and it is angled with the bottom of the transom further forward than the top (see side view). Because of this angle, in the plan views(s) the top of the transom is farther aft than the outside edges giving the impression that the transom is bowed. This visual is only the result of the CAD. Bill

Richard -- See the "About" tab on my website. I list the components I plan to prefab. I think it will be wise to wait to build the cabin top until the boat gets further along. Bill

I am building a PS26 and I have a web site for this adventure. Visitors welcome

Bill A hardy amen to disgusted snort of envy. My garage is too small for my PS26 project. I am prefabbing as much as I can and will have to find a place to eventually go 3D, probably late this summer (La Conner, Washington). I have a website under construction and intend to post construction progress/photos that may be of interest to other PS26 builders. Bill

New in the neighborhood - just moved to Washington state. I need recommendations for marine plywood suppliers in the Pacific Northwest for my PS26 project. I'm about 75 miles north of Seattle. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks, Bill