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CPYOA Forum Info => Classifieds for Com-pac boats => Topic started by: Tom Ray on September 27, 2015, 10:11:02 AM

Title: 2006 Com-Pac Sun Cat For Sale
Post by: Tom Ray on September 27, 2015, 10:11:02 AM
This is your chance to own the three-time Sun Cat National Championship Regatta winner, Wily Conch!

Location: Punta Gorda, FL
Price: $14,000

The boat is extensively described on my site here:

Sun Cat Wily Conch For Sale (http://www.tropicalboating.com/2015/09/sun-cat-wily-conch-for-sale)

(http://www.tropicalboating.com/wp-content/uploadsboating/2015/09/SCNats2013wPete.jpg)

In other news, the Sun Cat Nationals will now be needing a new Head Jib Trimmer In Charge to run and host the prestigious Sun Cat Class National Championships. If you want the job, we will transfer the Sun Cat Nationals domain to you so that this great sailing tradition can continue.
Title: Re: 2006 Com-Pac Sun Cat For Sale
Post by: Tom Ray on October 01, 2015, 08:13:32 PM
Sale pending and I believe it will go through next week. Waiting for buyer to get new tires on his tow vehicle.

I will post again when the boat is either sold or back on the market.
Title: Re: 2006 Com-Pac Sun Cat For Sale
Post by: Tom Ray on October 09, 2015, 06:39:10 PM
Sold.

This is supposed to be a happy day in the life of a boat owner but I'm not happy.

I do like the new owner very much and I think he will enjoy the boat, so that's good.
Title: Re: 2006 Com-Pac Sun Cat For Sale
Post by: Bob23 on October 09, 2015, 09:19:04 PM
Tom:
   I know how you feel. I almost cried when I sold my old SeaPearl 21 centerboard. The buyer, sensing my pain, asked me if I wanted a minute alone. Although I love my CP 23, I still miss that old SeaPearl.
Bob23
Title: Re: 2006 Com-Pac Sun Cat For Sale
Post by: Tom L. on October 09, 2015, 11:47:07 PM
I also use a silver tarp that I put over the boat. I dry store so the cover is on and off all the time. I bought about 25 bungees and stretch from the cover to the trailer frame. My cover only comes down over the deck maybe 12", so I use a 24" bungee. Because there are so many they are not very tight but the cover stays taught, nearly wrinkle free. I can walk around and Unhook all the bungees in five minutes.

Tom L.