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Second time around

Started by Urban Hermit, January 25, 2025, 10:33:10 AM

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Urban Hermit

Just acquired a very clean '83 Compac 16, rechristined Sloop du Jour.  This is my second time around. In the 90s I had a '78 in moderately good shape, though the bunk plywood was rotted.  I sailed it into a submerged concrete seawall, knocked a hole in the bottom corner of the keel, and could never get the water to drain out.  Not going near that thing this time.  Snow (in Pensacola!) suspended my navigation lights project; don't expect to get it in the water until March at the earliest. 

passagesfromtheheart

   Congrats on Sloop du Jour— looking forward to hearing about your adventures! Curious when Pensacola last had snow before the most recent snowfall — how much did you get? Yeah, the incident with the submerged concrete seawall sounds scary — yikes!!!
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soilgod

Sounds like fun.  I'm still sailing a 1981 16 with my g-kids. My Daughters grew up in that boat, then advanced to bigger craft.  I entertained selling it to a good old friend, who originally sold me the boat as a dealer, south of Detroit.  I was told in no uncertain terms that I would be keel hauled if I did that.  How long can you hold your breath under an 18" draft boat?  LOL.

Tim Gardner

Well. it would get rid of the "Soil", God.
Never Be Afraid to Try Something New, Remember Amateurs Built the Ark.  Professionals Built the Titanic (update) and the Titan Submersible.

crazycarl

Oriental, "The Sailing Capitol of North Carolina".

1985 Compac 19/II  "Miss Adventure"
1986 Seidelmann 295  "Sur La Mer" - FOR SALE
1990 Pacific Seacraft Orion "Madame Blue"

Tim Gardner

Never Be Afraid to Try Something New, Remember Amateurs Built the Ark.  Professionals Built the Titanic (update) and the Titan Submersible.

crazycarl

TIM! READ YOUR PMs!


Sorry, but I've sent you several and you never respond.
Oriental, "The Sailing Capitol of North Carolina".

1985 Compac 19/II  "Miss Adventure"
1986 Seidelmann 295  "Sur La Mer" - FOR SALE
1990 Pacific Seacraft Orion "Madame Blue"