Anyone want a Lightning sailboat for cheap? Hull and deck are in good
shape as are the rudder and daggerboard. Rig is all there, but you'll
need a new mast collar and sail. 300 bucks, cash and carry. I have a
red and yellow one, both from the mid 80's. I'm keeping the red one.

She's at City Island if anyone wants her.


RB
35s5
NY

RB
35s5
NY



Trailer?

I'll help you put it on the roof of your car.


RB
35s5
NY

Should fit nicely on your Kia Mysterry.

Joe

"Mys Terry" wrote:
On 26 May 2006 10:39:21 -0700, "Capt. Rob" wrote:
I'll help you put it on the roof of your car.


RB
35s5
NY

Thanks, but I'd really need a trailer for it, since I'd be dry sailing
it. What I'm really hoping to find is a restorable wooden FD like I
had when I was a teenager. I just missed one a few months back.

You can't get one on those on a 757? hehee

LP

Trailer?

I'll help you put it on the roof of your car.


I bet you will.... a Lightning weighs 700 pounds


Mys Terry wrote:
Thanks, but I'd really need a trailer for it, since I'd be dry sailing
it. What I'm really hoping to find is a restorable wooden FD like I
had when I was a teenager. I just missed one a few months back.


I drive past two FDs... on trailers... almost every day. Sad
boats left in the weeds of a side yard, would need total
restoration.

Hey Bobsprit, if you're not lying about the Lightnings, you
can give us the hull #s, right?

DSK

"DSK" wrote in message
. ..
Trailer?

I'll help you put it on the roof of your car.

I bet you will.... a Lightning weighs 700 pounds

Only if it meets minimum weight. An old boat will probably tip the scales
at 730 or more.
Hey Bobsprit, if you're not lying about the Lightnings, you can give us
the hull #s, right?

And manufacturer?

Max

Trailer?

I'll help you put it on the roof of your car.

I bet you will.... a Lightning weighs 700 pounds


Maxprop wrote:
Only if it meets minimum weight. An old boat will probably tip the scales
at 730 or more.


Sure. Mine weighed 715 when I bought it, 702 after working
it over (I wanted to allow for some scale error because I
promised her she'd never ever have to wear lead bricks).

But you know Bubble's Lightning would be class-certified at
the razor's edge of minimum weight.

Hey Bobsprit, if you're not lying about the Lightnings, you can give us
the hull #s, right?


And manufacturer?


That's a little harder to find. Ask him about corrector
weights, too.

But you can't possible miss the number, even an half-blind
schlamozzle like Boobsie would see it *if* he'd ever so much
as set foot in a Lightning.

DSK

"Maxprop" wrote:

"DSK" wrote:
Trailer?

I'll help you put it on the roof of your car.

I bet you will.... a Lightning weighs 700 pounds

Only if it meets minimum weight. An old boat will probably tip the scales
at 730 or more.
Hey Bobsprit, if you're not lying about the Lightnings, you can give us
the hull #s, right?

And manufacturer?

Here's a picture of my client's 42' Lightning.
http://www.bullockmarine.com/fountai...lightning.html
(It's not the exact picture, but pretty close)

LP

"Lady Pilot" wrote ...

Here's a picture of my client's 42' Lightning.

http://www.bullcockmarine.com/founta..._splort_boat_4
2_lightning.html


client, don't they call them 'Johns' anymore?

S

Lady Pilot wrote:
Here's a picture of my client's 42' Lightning.
http://www.bullockmarine.com/fountai...lightning.html
(It's not the exact picture, but pretty close)


Built with pride in North Carolina.

Why doesn't your "client" have a picture of his boat? Surely
he can afford a camera? Or doesn't he have any friends who
might take a picture of his boat?

DSK