My neighbor's Father-in-law Passed away last fall leaving behind the 1985 19/II shown on the ft.Myers Craig's-list add below:
1985 Com-Pac 19/II, ( 2000 ) 8hp Johnson outboard engine, Hood Sea-Flex roller furling (2001). 135% genoa & main (2001),
nylon flasher, All lines run to cockpit. Nice Bimini top, cushions, safety equipment, auto-helm, compass, VHF radio (2002)
No trailer with boat....ASKING $3200. OBO please No E-Mails CALL TOM FOR INFO AT 603-236-6814 Thanks for looking...
There are some pics on the ad - They could use a buyer! One you with 3ftitis should take a look.
Regards, TG
I've seen this ad on CL and it looks like something I'd be really interested in IF it had a trailer. Anyone know of a trailer for sale anywhere that would work?
Mike
Mike:
Why don't you BUILD one?! Hahahahahahaha!
Bob23
Quote from: Bob23 on March 21, 2010, 08:27:05 PM
Mike:
Why don't you BUILD one?! Hahahahahahaha!
Bob23
Smarta.......!
No need to build a trailer or buy a trailer. Sit her on her wood cradle and place the boat and cradle on a 16 foot flat bed two axle trailer like I did with a 26 foot sail boat and tow it home. These trailers can be rented from a lot of rental places.
Yep, I hauled my 16 from Florida to Tennessee on a flat bed car hauler with cradles, all strapped down. Didn't have a bit of trouble. Price looks right too! Good luck.
Quote from: skip on March 21, 2010, 11:51:57 PM
No need to build a trailer or buy a trailer. Sit her on her wood cradle and place the boat and cradle on a 16 foot flat bed two axle trailer like I did with a 26 foot sail boat and tow it home. These trailers can be rented from a lot of rental places.
Skip,
I would consider that but I still plan on being a trailer-sailor. I'll need a trailer either way, so any 19 I buy is going to have to have a decent trailer with it. Just for fun I checked on the cost to have it shipped to WI. The quote was surprisingly reasonable at about $800. I've sent out some inquiries to new/used trailer dealers to see what is available out there.
Mike
All who wanna see Mike build the trailer, say Aye!
Bob23
Bob, Bob, Bob..... Keep this up and I'm going to borrow Skip's flamethrower for the CLR.
Tim: Have you seen this boat recently?
Mike
NO- NOT THE FLAME THROWER! Hey, couldn't you use that for a welder?
This 19 sounds nice. I had the pleasure of sailing on a 19 a few times. A quite different boat than my 23 but definitely nice...likes to sail flat.
If work doesn't pick up, a contingency plan that I'd rather not use is to sell my 23 and downsize to a 19. A 16 is a bit too small for me but solo sailing on a 19 would be fine. Trouble is, I've been spoiled by my 23.
Bob23
(Aye- yer flame thrower's no match for me water cannon!) Argh!!
This boat was damaged during a recent hurricane. It took a roof tile through the starboard side, but didn't sink or take on water: 19's are bullet proof, apparently. It was professionally repaired, but my buddy reports that the hull deck parting flange has leaked a bit. He also said the hull needs to be compounded because of oxidation. All that said, the interior cushions are like new because his F-I-L stored them inside his house and not in the boat.
If anyone wants to talk to him, send me a private message with your Phone Number & I'll pass it along to him. I've been trying to get him to bring the boat to Smith Mountain Lake so he and I can have some one design races!
TG