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Andrew Linn
I was standing in front of my new-to-me O'Day Daysailer II thinking about when I was going to put it in the water, and I realized I am not. I just don't have the interest any more. Not even a glimmer.
That said, my loss is someone else's gain. the following is for sale: O'Day Daysailer, excellent shape, outstanding galvanized trailer, 2 bags of sails, ready to drop in the water and sail away. Coot price: $1300. Listing on Craigslist next wqeek for $2200 2HP Honda 4-stroke long shaft Coot price $600, Craigslist $900 Other stuff I will be listing later. Fiddy bits and whatnot. |
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elaineginader
Andy, Picture please. On Sun, Jun 20, 2021, 5:39 PM Andrew Linn <alinn@...> wrote: I was standing in front of my new-to-me O'Day Daysailer II thinking |
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Here's an article about Daysailers, Elaine. One of Uffa Fox's last designs. They're planing boats that are fast by Coot standards, but considered boring by the go-fast crowd. <g> I've never sailed one, but I don't think they're very scary, since I've seen inexperienced sailors, and families, sailing them. I've never even sat in one, so I can't say how comfortable they are. The photos in the article seem to show ample legroom, but lowish seats and low coamings. It's bound to be more comfortable than Larimar! <g>
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https://smallboatsmonthly.com/article/oday-day-sailer/ On 6/20/2021 6:28 PM, elaine Picture please.-- John <jkohnen@...> A society that gets rid of all its troublemakers goes downhill. (Robert A. Heinlein) |
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elaineginader
Hey Andy, I'm interested but I'd like to see her first please. Elaine On Sun, Jun 20, 2021, 5:39 PM Andrew Linn <alinn@...> wrote: I was standing in front of my new-to-me O'Day Daysailer II thinking |
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Case Turner <dirtsailor2003@...>
I’m Interested in seeing the “fiddy bits”.
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Are they bulk packed? Singles? Can you fit them in the glove box of a Kia, or does one need to rent a Uhaul? Show us your bits Andy! CSe Sent from not here On Jun 20, 2021, at 7:45 PM, elaineginader <elaineginader@...> wrote:
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I think that was a typo. Andy probably meany "fiddly bits", like gronicles and such...
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On 6/20/2021 8:02 PM, Dirt wrote:
I’m Interested in seeing the “fiddy bits”.-- John <jkohnen@...> Literally no man has more wholly outlived life than I. And still it's good fun. (Robert Louis Stevenson) |
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Andrew Linn
Pictures? Pictures! I don't even have any pictures. I'll get pictures, but in the meantime: The boat looks just like an ODay Daysailer II and the motor looks just like a Honda 2h longshaft.
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On 6/20/2021 6:28 PM, elaineginader wrote:
Andy, |
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Andrew Linn
Buncha Duckworks blocks and assorted cleats, etc. It'll be sold as a block. Cheap.
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On 6/20/2021 8:02 PM, Case Turner wrote:
I’m Interested in seeing the “fiddy bits”. |
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elaineginader
Does it have a mast hinge or do you have to step it? Thanks, Elaine On Sun, Jun 20, 2021, 10:42 PM Andrew Linn <alinn@...> wrote: Buncha Duckworks blocks and assorted cleats, etc. It'll be sold as a |
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Good question, Elaine. If Andy's Daysailer II has the hinged mast there are ways to make raising the mast pretty easy.
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How many gronicles in the batch of fiddly bits, Andy? On 6/21/2021 10:05 AM, elaine wrote:
Does it have a mast hinge or do you have to step it?-- John <jkohnen@...> Truth does not change according to our ability to stomach it. (Flannery O'Connor) |
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Andrew Linn
Hinge. I'll put up pics tomorrow.
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On 6/21/2021 10:05 AM, elaineginader wrote:
Does it have a mast hinge or do you have to step it? |
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Steve Molin
Say Andrew, did you move the Daysailor? Family had one 30-odd years ago, we knocked about the lakes in the Sierras, and I'm tempted to look for another one ...
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