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S2 7.9 for sale

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AlanH

compulsive typist
If you follow the board, you know all the details.

Serviceable mainsail; 130%, 100% and heavy weather headsails
Both symmetric and asymmetric spinnakers
ST2000 autopilot
6 HP 4-stroke outboard

two rudders - One is a one-design rudder, the other is solid core, non kick-up for more "strenuous" conditions.
masthead VHF with AIS and DSC...you can have my old handheld VHF too.
Bunch of little singlehanded necessities, like jacklines/straps
New halyards

rebuilt mast, bunch of new wire and turnbuckles, etc. etc.

$5K
 
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OK, the new mast and rigging has been out for a few runs on the Bay including a long beat up from the South Bay in "challenging" conditions. Everything is solid. Headsails have been re-cut to fit. Asymmetric spinnaker works a treat, pulled great while the wind lasted in the Silver Eagle. I'll be pressure washing the deck on Monday and doing a thorough cleaning of the salon area. She'll be ready for her next dance partner at the end of the day, Monday.
 
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AlanH is now available for doublehanded and crewed outings, now and then.

This guy will be focusing on the Piper, now, and she's not a boat that's appropriate for SSS-type distance races, as there's no cabin. She's not self-bailing. So this marks the end of my long involvement with the SSS as a regular racer.

See you all on the water in the South Bay, between TI and Hunters Point, or on the Estuary!
 
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