1988 CP 19 / II SOLD

[Greene]

1988 Com-Pac 19/II  $6200

Located in Madison, WI

I am selling our 19 as we have closed a deal on a CP23.   We didn't plan on getting a bigger CP yet, but sometimes things just fall in place.
 
Hull is in very good condition.  The bottom has never had paint on it, is in need of it's usual spring buff and wax.   It has only seen wax as it has been fresh water sailed it's entire life.   Until we purchased it two years ago the cabin had never been used for overnighting.  In fact the porta-potty still had plastic on it when we bought her.  We put the first battery in it as well.

Trailer;
   New bunks and guides
   One year old tires and rims
   One year old tongue jack
   Two year old LED guide post trailer lights
   Galvanized frame in good shape
   Bearing Buddies
   Tongue mounted spare tire and motor mount
   I'd tow it anywhere

Boat;
   Hull is sound, dry bilge (never seen any water in there)
   Two year old depth gauge   
   Compass
   Nice cabin cushions
   Galley added to starboard side which removes with 1 screw if you prefer two berths    
   Main sail is original (I believe) and could use a Sailcare cleaning, but in good condition
   Jib sail same as main sail
   135 Genny in really nice shape.  It was unused when we bought the boat 2 years ago
   All teak redone last winter
   Companionway door is OK, but is probably the one item I would still end up replacing
   Companionway screen door with double fan insert (110V)
   Porta-Potty
   Standing rigging is original
   Two anchors (Danforth on bow pulpit and smaller Danforth lunch anchor)
   Two fenders

I will give you the choice of two motors.  One 1988 8 HP Mariner 2 stroke which runs good, but can be stubborn to start at times.  Most of the time first or second pull.  It probably needs a carb clean or rebuild to start properly.   The other is a 4 HP four stroke Yamaha that is about 2 years old.  It is/was mounted on the CP23 we are purchasing, so I can't tell you too much about it.
Repairs and improvements I would suggest;  Needs a waterline stripe, one shroud swage has a slight bend, one very small cosmetic crack to starboard of the companionway at the cabin top and send the main to Sailcare.
 
The boat is stored in our garage for the winter and we will offer free storage (would require a $1000 non-refundable deposit on the boat) the rest of the winter if you would like.






Lots of pictures in our Photobucket site.

You can PM us or email    greene dot sail at me dot com

[Salty19]

Congrats on the new 23!  Pictures, we need pictures!!

I can personally attest to this CP19 having been onboard and sailed alongside..it's exactly as described and then some.  Why, it even won the race at the Carlyle Lake Rendezvous last year!

[Greene]

Congrats on the new 23!  Pictures, we need pictures!!

I can personally attest to this CP19 having been onboard and sailed alongside..it's exactly as described and then some.  Why, it even won the race at the Carlyle Lake Rendezvous last year!

Thanks Mike.  As I remember the CLR race, we were just the first boat to stop "racing" and throw an anchor out to stop the merry-go-round.

Hope to find our boat a good home.

Greenes

[Greene]

I will be posting our CP 19 on Craigslist early next week.  I will be listing it at $6200 and won't be going below $6000.  

We enjoy the people, information sharing and laughs that everyone here provides us.  That being said, we will offer any CPYOA member (must be a member as of this posting date) a $400 discount.  So, $5600 to you fine folks .  Well, anyone but Bob.  He picks on me.  Hee hee.

Mike and the best First Mate / Admiral in the fleet Brenda

[brackish]

Glad you finally moved up to a 23 so you can start doing projects that I can copy.  However, I expect you will be getting a bill in the mail any day from Bob for the CPYOA upgrade fee.

[Bob23]

   Did anyone inform Mike about the percentage we now charge to members selling thier boats in the classified section? I didn't think so. Here's how it goes: We charge a 10% listing charge, another 10% sales charge due when the deal closes, and a modest 15% deal closing charge. You may have guessed that I was in charge of this department so please send me a check for the $600 you now owe.
   Of course, the Compac Yacht Replacement fees also apply. We'll need to know what you paid for your 23 and there's a 12.5% yacht upgrade charge, also payable to me. What year is the 23? We usually multiply the square root of the year of the boat by the 12.5%. Example: If your 23 is a 1985 and you paid $5000.00 for it you would owe me $27,843.75 in CPYOA royalties. But, hey, we're friends so just round down to 27k. Such a deal.
  Oh, you qualify for the no trailer discount of $500.00. It just gets better and better!
bob23

[Greene]

Bob, How about we just pay for your airfare to the CLR 2012 and have you teach us how to properly sail a 23?  You can even bunk on one of the berths for a modest fee to be determined upon your departure. 

Mike and B

[Bob23]

DEAL! First I have to learn how to properly sail a 23. I'll get a Home Depot book today.
Really looking forward to seeing photos of your new baby. Best of luck with her. What year, Mike?
I like they way they tend to not sail as flat at a 19. She'll sorta find her sweet spot and just go. Even in light air, she performs well, in my opinion.
bob23

[kickingbug1]

   mike, if i had the money (well if the fishing boat and the 16 would bring that much) i would buy miss bs haven. she is one fine craft (the boat too). i have sailed on her (wonderful night sail by the way) and have admired her very much, indeed. my only question is how does one trailer a cp23 to carlyle lake?

[Greene]

  mike, if i had the money (well if the fishing boat and the 16 would bring that much) i would buy miss bs haven. she is one fine craft (the boat too). i have sailed on her (wonderful night sail by the way) and have admired her very much, indeed. my only question is how does one trailer a cp23 to carlyle lake?

You'll break down and buy a 19 sooner or later.  Sarah deserves a pretty new boat.  As far as trailering a 23 to Carlyle Lake, I think it's the same road we used for the 19.   Hee hee.

Mike

[kickingbug1]

   the more i think about it the worse it gets. ive decided to sell the fishing boat this year regardless. ive been pretty much fishing alone for the past 5 years and with the price of gas (4bucks plus this summer they say) i would rather sail. plus more room for the 52 would be nice as well.

[Greene]

I've received a couple requests for additional interior shots of our CP 19/2.  I am attaching a couple here and adding a link to the Photobucket site that has several new shots in it.

http://s613.photobucket.com/albums/tt211/greene2108/1988%20Com-Pac%2019/











Mike

[Bob23]

Clean, Greene.

[KPL]

Great deal.  I wish timing was different... We have #4 on the way, and a two bedroom house....Priority is a third bedroom right now...I don't think I can convince her that this would qualify...

Can't wait to see the 23.

Kevin

[Greene]

Thanks guys.  The 23's interior is just like our 19's.  They both look like new.  The 23 needs a really good cleaning on the outside and a couple of new halyards to be ready to sail. We will be out cleaning her tomorrow since  we are supposed to be over 60 degrees.  Whoever buys the 19 will be getting a really nice boat.

Mike