Hello! Ok thank you! Super excited as I remember there is a blue hulled Flicka with inboard here in Vancouver, I saw her with a couple on her a few months ago! And now Christine has hers!! So should b

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Hullo Chris, Our boat came from NE but we found her on Chesapeake Bay. We’ve taken her down to NC (inshore) and up to northern end of bay. We have 1980 #165 IIRC. I reckon we’ve had her in mid 20s and

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Thanks for helping out Antonio, I replied to all privately via the 'Private' button bottom right. Where are you located/hull number/year? I am on Vancouver Island and new owner of 1978 Flicka - comple

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Shannon, You should be able to just reply to these emails. It goes to the whole group. If you continue to have issues LMK…

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Hello Christine! (for the love of god I cannot figure out how to reply on that website, and can barely post here either so not even sure if anyone will even see this – can one reply to these emails?!)

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You will love your Flicka, Christine. With your experience, there is no reason to be insecure: Flicka are very forgiving. A couple of suggestions: — Don’t think of her as a 20 footer, but rather a 3 t

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Hello Christine! (for the love of god I cannot figure out how to reply on that website, and can barely post here either so not even sure if anyone will even see this – can one reply to these emails?!)

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Welcome Chris, There are a number of Flickas in Port Townsend and at least one on Orcas Island; all reasonably close to you. Maybe one of those owners will contact you from the list. Ginger

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Hi Christine, Welcome to the Flicka family! I'm sure you will love your boat and you can be assured that she is a very well built little vessel. You can sail her about anywhere. You will find that the

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G'day, this is Christine from the new owner of Flicka #16. I was wondering if there are any Flicka owners that would be interested in offering their Flicka sailing knowledge and experience as I don't

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Follow your dream - adventure awaits! Charles S. Dewell, LMFT 103080 Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist La Vie Counseling Centers —— 650 Sierra Madre Villa, Suite 110 Pasadena, CA 91107 —— 3201 Wi

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Crazy? No, just a solid dreamer with plenty of experience. You’ll get there. Bon voyage! “No hay camino, se hace camino al andar.” - Antonio Machado “There is no road, the road is made by walking.” In

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[Written in June of 2019 for some friends online wondering what I was up to] When I was 16 years old (1988) I read a book called "Cruising in Seraffyn" by Lin and Larry Pardey, which was originally Pu

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The original wiring in the boat looks like heavy duty flat 5 lead trailer wire, it is #12 gauge but it is not really trailer wire, it is very easy to separate the leads without using a knife unlike tr

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"a Male to female 3 wire water tight plug that I found somewhere" yes, that's what I was curious about... In the ideal world I'd love to find high quality bulkead connectors for both VHF and mast powe

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Yesterday I picked up my new mast electric wire, 16/3 bilge pump wire, it's super heavy duty and round in shape. Fits perfectly through the 3/8" size water tight deck fitting that looks the same as th

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I had a Contest 31 that had a very similar mast step to the Flicka's and the core was wet and rotted, I sliced the step off the cabin top using a multi tool lifting it off like a mad scientist who nee

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Caper is 1978 formerly known as Shamrock Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone

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Matt, Can you tell us what type of connector is on the right in photo - looks like a threaded bulkhead power or VHF connector. I have not decided how to make the connection or what type of glands to u

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When I removed the mast step, I fully expected to find damage. I through drilled where the screws had been located, intending to reinstall with 1/4" machine bolts instead. The sawdust came out 'clean'

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