Chrysler Sailors Forum

Someone got a sweet boat. I bet she sails really well with all that weight down low.

I have a friend in Chicago who ripped the main on his Beneteau last year. I don't know the details, but his insurance company bought him a new sail. Never hurts to try.

Y'all appear to have your priorities in order . . . A good thing.

Spending time with my daughter and other family is top of the list . . .

At the top of the selfish list is a new mainsail.

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to you all!

There are a couple of Miami Vice episodes where you can see a Chrysler 22 tied to a dock in the Miami River.

My 1979 26' Swing Keel is 5000lbs even.

I really like the system the C26 has as designed . . . I'd stick with it.

If you have to change you might consider the Kenyon K-1264. You will need to call them to see what modifications will be needed.

Try the link below . . .

http://www.rigrite.com/Spars/SparParts/Mast_hinges.html

I wouldn't convert. Very expensive, a lot of work and it clutters the cockpit for starters. Stay with the tiller . . . you'll be happier.

My first car was a red 1974 Camaro. 2:10 in . . . love it! I bet that show was a blast!

Same here Bill! I just wish they'd get back to the Ocean again.

Bondo,
I get YouTube over my TV now. A cold beer, a Lazy Boy recliner and thousands of hours of sailing await.

Some of my favorite channels:

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIcsyW5rnZofseMdrJUKMhQ

https://www.youtube.com/channel ...

Good choice! The Mac is a great lake boat and has a huge following. Easy to sail and fast.

Check out macgregorowners.com

That was a great read . . . Thank you!

Where it the water going?

I agree . . . Not red anymore. Not for awhile now. Jeff's [Windward] looked just like this one when he acquired it. He put a lot of work into his and turned into the nicest C26 I've seen.

To be clear, I have nothing to do with this boat and don't know anyone connected with it. Just thought I'd say there are pictures of it out of the water available.

I personally, would pass on this boat.

Isn't it crazy? The winter that won't go away . . .

I know I'm a space hog. In a diet. . . Promise!

This is in my near future too. If it's possible to get pictures of the process when they do it, a few of us would be greatly appreciative!

Me too. Love it! I have seperate sheets for every headsail. They've been on them for years.

Be careful Scott. The lady at the boat registration place here in Texas said if I got a fifth boat I would be required to get a dealers license.

I went with 5/16 Sta-set on my 26. Love it! All rope with a bowline to the shackle. I just bought it by the foot on sale and saved a lot of money.

It was 45, dry and almost calm in Texas then. No way I would have gone sailing. If you guys call that fun you need to have your heads examined!

Arrived today. Very nice! Thank you!!!

Scott . . . I'd just have to move South. My best friend and fraternity brother from college lives in Kingston about a mile from the ferry. Works for Boeing. He sails a Columbia but I don't hold it against him. At least he sails. One of these day's I'm going to make him take me for a race in the Duck ...

Alan, Scott says fine . . . Bring beer.

Scott, unexpected wind aside, you go Sailing in 30 to 40 degree temperaturesfor fun?