CVRDA

I've listed the above on ebay. The first two are harken. Happy to accept a reasonable offer and take off ebay if anyone is interested. Look at this on eBay http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/122114659141 Look at this on eBay http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/122114662568 Look at this on eBay http://www.ebay.co.uk/it...

I have just completed the decks of my National 18 with the own brand screwfix yacht varnish and am very pleased with the result. I was getting just over two coats per tin so it is very economical. I tried the own brand varnish remover too which had good reviews but did not work as well as nitromors....

I am enjoying sailing my National 18 and have decided I would like a newer one so am selling 287 - Whisp. Newer but still CVRDA eligible. It is a very well made 1970 version, GRP hull with wooden deck, aluminum centreplate, metal rig, two sets of sails, milanes rudder & stock, double speed mains...

I have not done the event though would like to. Having sailed a classic 14 with Chris at Hunts this year I would say the scenario you describe is not ideal. As has been suggested I would go for a more modern and perhaps comfortable design the first time.

Rupert, you said

"The National 18 handicap must surely be based on the results from the current crop of boats"

and I just wanted to confirm that is not the case. The PY is based on the new design. I imagine there is a method for doing this in the same way that new design gets a PY.

Tricky. My own experience with the Jollyboat was fairly easy as there was no existing PY to use. I have found it more difficult with the National 18 as the class has just launched a new version which is lighter and quicker than the old by some margin and the new PY is 930 something. As a result the ...

I have not sailed an Osprey so cannot compare and contrast. However, I would have said that all the qualities you attribute to the Osprey I would say apply to the Jollyboat. I like the lines of the Osprey and the FD too but in my opinion the Jollyboat that Andrew is selling is a lot more boat for yo...

The Jollyboat that Andrew is selling is excellent and you will get an awful lot more for your money than with an Osprey or FD.

I have sent the pdf to the local Sea Scouts that sail at BBSC. I hope they like the idea as it would be great to see them at my club.

Thanks Nessa and Nicky for a great weekend. I especially enjoyed the fried egg roll for Sunday breakfast!

A little less wind and rain next time please.

I am selling the following, photos on the facebook page, prices plus postage.

Furler £30
Kite sock (Hornet) £10
Mast Screw £40

https://www.facebook.com/groups/cvrda/

I am selling the above, good condition Goacher sails, £60 plus post at cost. Photos available.

Hello, I have sent a PM as I am interested, pl email if still for sale.

Thanks

I have bid though I had decided not to get a Finn, well not yet.

The mast, trolley and trailer are on ebay.