Russ Sylvester Posted September 3, 2003 Posted September 3, 2003 All dimensional lumber is doug fir including keel, mast, rudder, sprit and rubrails and all (except keel) are finished bright. Hull and topsides are covered with 6oz cloth and the keel has two layers all covered with Raka epoxy. Her hull and deck are Petit Topsides white with Interlux single part blue between the rubrails. Custom made heavy dacron mainsail w/two reef points used one season and I can put you in touch with local sailmaker for jib if desired. Current jib is an early Ultasail which is still in good shape. All tackle is Harken and almost all lines are marine grade. A 40lb thrust electric motor and a brand new group 27 deep cycle battery mounted forward. She has a custom electrical panel with switches for lights and accessories. Two life jackets, two brand new throwable seat cushions and boat paddle are included. She has stainless wheel steering with an aluminum shaft which was recently totally rebuilt. She does need new porthole rings which I have already made out of doug fir but they are not varnished as yet. The magic tilt trailer was completely rebuilt when purchased and has custom hull bunks along with keel rollers and winch. The tail lights are on posts and have never been in the water. She has some nicks and dings from normal usage but she has never been flipped or swamped. Of course the plan book and video are included in the sale. I am selling her for $2000 and am pretty firm on the that price as I have easily double that invested in her. I live in Melbourne, Florida and am willing to deliver or meet halfway within the state. Either email me at rksylves@rockwellcollins.com or you can call me at (321)259-7724. I will try to get a picture up this weekend. Quote
Russ Sylvester Posted April 5, 2004 Author Posted April 5, 2004 As a bump. She is still for sale. Make me an offer. Quote
Russ Sylvester Posted June 24, 2004 Author Posted June 24, 2004 Update. Have purchased a new boat and this one absolutely MUST go. Make me an offer, any offer. I either sell it or I strip it and take it to the dump. If you are anywhere in Florida or southern Georgia you can own this boat! Quote
Shine Posted June 24, 2004 Posted June 24, 2004 Why not make a new artificial reef out of it. Or better yet, donate it to someone who could use it as a prop on a playground - then you get a tax right off. Quote
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