In article .com,
says...
The short answer...Free.
Sounds like you're hauling away someone's garbage.
I haven't sailed a Laser in quite some time, but my advice would be to
pick up a LayLine catalogue (or similar) and figure out the cost of all
the parts it's going to take to even get the thing sailable. Then
compare to other used Lasers in your area and the cost of a new boat.
I suspect that even if you only paid a few hundred buck for the boat,
you'll be over a grand by the time you get it going, plus all the
manual labor etc and that's for what, a beat-up 35 year old boat that's
probably soft and heavy.

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Gotta agree here,

Check for soft spots in the fiberglass, those will have to be repaired.
Do you know how to work on fiberglass? ~$100-500 to have a shop do the
work
centerboard needs repair/replacement. ~$75-125 for a replacement
line - Mainsheed and halyard ~$25-30
sail?? ~$200-500?????
misc fittings and hardware ~$25-50

All of these numbers are off the top of my head, but I could see you
spending an easy $300-1000 to get it up and running. I'd expect that
you could find a used one ready to sail WITH A TRAILER for something
like $500 if you kept your eyes peeled.

Good luck and may the wind fill your sails,

Scott

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