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JimB517
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Initially Posted - 09/23/2010 : 09:03:47

I will accept the following in trade-ins. Shipping extra.

Nothing available until AFTER the San Diego - Ensenada race 10/2/10 - 10/04/10

Standard Rig

Tohatsu 9.8 hp XXl shaft electric start outboard. $1000 plus your running motor. 2 years old. Perfect condition. No shipping, you must pick up in Mission Bay. This is nearly $900 off list price! Lets trade gas tanks, too. I have a 7 gallon and a 3 gallon that fits the fuel line.

Ullman Full Batten, Loose Footed, main with cunningham, flattening reef, 1st and 2nd reef. $600 plus your fair condition main. 18 months old. Still crisp. Some wrinkles. This is half price!

I will directly sell the following.

Spinnaker in brand new condition. 29.5 feet x 14 feet. 0.5 oz. has hank for flying poleless. $300. A great #2 spin, reaches really well. I've had the boat to 8.8 knots under this sail. Turtle bag.

Spinnaker in good condition. 30 x 18 feet. Tri radial. Rainbow. Some patches. 0.75 oz. This one will move you! $300. Turtle bag.

Spinnaker in poor condition, suitable for practice. 30 x 16. 0.5 oz. Well patched. $100. Its the one in my picture. NO BAG.

Heavy air spin sheets. 8 mm VPC, low stretch. Green. donuts and metal shackles. 50 feet each. New condition. Cost over $300 with fittings. $150

Light air spin sheets. 5/16 stayset. donuts and plastic shackles (600 lb rating). 50 feet each. Cost over $200 with fittings. $100. Blue. Like new, seldom used.

Spin halyard. 70 feet of 5/16 stayset. New. Blue. Includes wichard shackle worth $75. $50

Spinnaker pole. 11 feet. 2.5 inch diameter. Includes trip lines and bridle. New springs in jaws. $100

Foreguy and topping lift lines, 5/16 stayset. Includes stainless clips for bridle. $50

Spinnaker blocks. These are blocks on genoa cars you slide onto the rear genoa track as far back as possible. 2 Cars, 2 blocks. $50.

Foreguy block. $25. This is an extra heavy duty block rated 5000 lbs.

<b>Buy everything you need to run spinnakers on your boat: 2 spinnakers (I'll give you the 3rd one free), pole, light and heavy sheets, halyard, blocks. All you need is 2 blocks, a ring on the mast, and an hours work.

If you buy the stuff above it is over $1000. It would cost $2000 - $3000 new. I will sell it all at once for $750!. The sails are worth more than that!</b>

Sails Sails Sails

60% storm jib. Hank on. Fits tall or standard rig because it is not full hoist and is on a 6 foot pendant. Perfect new condition. $150

Dacron 155. bronze Hank on. Good condition. $250.

Dacron 135. bronze Hank on. Very good condition. $250

145% Mylar/laminate with carbon fiber. 3 years old. Good condition. This has a wire luff but I have added hanks. The hanks can be removed to fit a foil again. From Merit 25. $250

125% Mylar/laminate with carbon fiber. 3 years old. Good condition. This has a wire luff but I have added hanks. The hanks can be removed to fit a foil again. From Merit 25. $250

<b>MISC</b>

Black canvas jib bag. This is the kind that hanks on the forestay and you stuff the hanked jib inside. Then you hoist the jib and bag off the deck with the halyard. Poor man's roller furler. $100

Hiking stick. Adjustable. Forespar. Good condition. $50.

Navico TP1800 autopilot. English made. Well used but works great. $200

Indiscipline 1978 FK SR #398

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PCP777
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Response Posted - 09/23/2010 : 11:19:34

I really wish you had a tall rig. I totally need a new main.

Would your spin stuff work on a tall rig or be too small? I think member djdurrett might totally be in the market for the spin stuff but he has a tall rig as well. Good luck.

Sorry to see you leave the ranks of C-25 owners and I hope you stick around the forum, I've always enjoyed your posts.

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Mark Maxwell
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Response Posted - 09/23/2010 : 16:25:45

e-mail sent to your indiscipline dot org site. Interested in complete spinnaker set

Thanks

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GaryB
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Response Posted - 09/23/2010 : 18:54:33

Jim,

What's your email address.

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skrenz
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Response Posted - 09/24/2010 : 10:58:56

I will trade the main. No question about it. How about your mylar jib too?

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JimB517
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Response Posted - 09/27/2010 : 21:51:59

OK the spinnaker stuff is all sold.

The boat is nearly sold.

my email address is jbaumgart at starrstuff.com

act fast.

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PZell
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Response Posted - 09/28/2010 : 10:45:14

Do you still have 125%. If so, I am interested.

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GaryB
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Response Posted - 09/28/2010 : 15:19:14

Do you still have the main? Mines an original '89 but other than being dirty and a little baggy it's in good shape otherwise.

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JimB517
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Response Posted - 09/29/2010 : 07:23:38

Yes, I still have the mylar/laminate 145% and 125%. I've pulled them out of the deal and they are in my garage. We can sell those anytime. I'm not sailing them to Ensenada this week.

Here is a photo of the sail (tri radial!)

Yes, I still have the main and one of the potential buyers is interested in the price reduction/trade in deal.

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GaryB
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Response Posted - 09/29/2010 : 08:31:42

Let me know, I'd like a shot at it if it will fit an '89 which I would assume it would.

Can you get me pictures when you have a spare minute?

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Prospector
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Response Posted - 09/29/2010 : 10:08:04

Jim,

What is the difference in PHRF for a 155% vs 145% - I wonder if I would egt a 3 sec. bonus for going down a size. How much do you want fo rthe sail?

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JimB517
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Response Posted - 09/29/2010 : 16:32:48

OK, the boat is sold, the main is sold, all the dacron jibs are sold, all the spin stuff is sold. Everything is sold. I got my asking price and someone even called and offered more but I had to say no.

What I have left are the two mylar/laminate jibs. They have a #2 wire and I've added hanks that can be removed. You can just see the hanks in the picture. They are plastic from Sailrite and twist on. They are held by a screw behind the luff wire. I put one hank every 2 feet. They have not failed even in pretty stiff wind with frequent round ups. I have spare hanks that will be included or they cost about $1 from sailrite.

The sails are pretty nice. When wind is like 3 to 10 knots the 155 dacron is faster. When the wind is above that the 145 is faster. The sail is much stronger and doesn't stretch in gusts. It is three seasons old and only used on race day.

145% mylar/laminate jib by Sinbad Sails with bag $200
125% mylar/laminate jib by Sinbad Sails with bag $200

BOTH for $300

Shipping extra.

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PZell
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Response Posted - 10/03/2010 : 10:05:42

Jim, Did U get my email? I will take both 125/145 at 300. Hope the racing is fun.

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