CVRDA

I've sent a pm

I have sent you an email.

I do not have one of those.

Did you have a photo?

Whilst looking for an online photo I came across this website:-

http://www.spinnaker.com/~waynec/sailin ... e1297.html

I think this rather good rudder came from a Hornet. The tiller is 55 inches from the back of the stock and the extension is 37 inches. All wood except the extension. Open to offers of around £35 plus carriage. Also:- Small wooden tiller extension from a Mirror. (£5 plus post) Various lengths of wire...

If anybody is looking for an economic yacht varnish then try Screwfix. Their own brand seems to work very well.

Personally, I would go for more races on Saturday. That is mostly as I now cannot do the Sunday so Chris maybe looking for a crew.

Trevor

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Osprey-16-rac ... 461d5ca84c

Tempting but I have enough.

I was surprised at how easy they are to sail. The old one I had for a while had no modern blocks and the genoa took a while to bring round but we just tacked less. Very nice to sail, just a lot of boat to look after.

No, its not.

I have sorted out some boxes and will be listing some items on ebay but before doing so thought I would offer them here.

A selection of blocks, a mainsheet jammer, kicker strut, etc. PM me if interested please.

https://plus.google.com/u/0/photos/1138 ... 8121170289

Hornet now sold.

I bought Hornet 1964 but have decided its not ideal for me.

There is not much to add to the comment below other than a new main halyard. There is a very well made wooden boom rest for when the cover is on.

Still at BBSC and still the same price.

Strange they do not mention the Jollyboat given there is a fleet at PMYC which is currently trying to revive itself.