"LOA: 13' Beam: 4'10" Draft: Centerboard Sails: One sail - Main Stock #: 258 Description: Open cockpit daysailor. Perfect for 1 or 2 kids or 1 adult & 1 child. Dilly trailer. The New Anchorage is sailboat dealership selling both new and used sailboats, Hobie Kayaks and Hobie Stand Up Paddleboards (SUP). We also have a marine store and boat repair facility with a boat hoist. New and old salts are welcome!!! Use our expertise to help you choose that next boat or to upgrade or repair your new purchase. Directions: At the intersection of Hwy. 36 and 66, near the town of Lyons. From 1-25, take exit 243, head West for approx. 14 miles, we are at the base of the foothills on the way to Rocky Mtn. National Park. Hours: Tuesday-Saturday, 10-5. 303-823-6601 Boat is sold in As Is condition with no warranty. Specifications and equipment may vary."in Longmont, Colorado.
Tuesday, June 25, 2013
Catalina Cyclone sailboat - $750 (Longmont, Colorado)
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Great site.
ReplyDeleteThought I might ask your advice.
I am resurecting an early 70's cyclone 13. Any ideas about finding or jury-rigging a halyard?
I only intend to sail in a small lake and something make-shift will certainly do.
I think the original halyard had a ball/lock system at the top and I'm not sure how to replicate it. I imagine I could crimp a lump of lead at the appriate point on the wire. I don't even know if it's an essential componant, if it's tied off at the foot could that be enough?
The other part I need is the little clasp thingy that attaches the halyard to the sail.
I hoping I can solve these problems at the hardware store rather than an expensive and distant chandlery.
Any ideas??
Thanks.