Recent content by boethius27

If only you were closer to Boston I'd sell you mine at a firesale price just to see her go to an owner that will improver her the right way!

It is with both deep regret and great joy that I announce our Ericson for sale. We live aboard and just had a baby, so we are outgrowing our 35 at a fast pace. We've moved up to a big heavy Creekmore 45 which I am still finishing building (an old project boat, never finished by the first...

woah. awesome.

Hi, can you shoot me an email about the Doyle Stac pac? Thanks. justin@jigsawindexing.com :egrin:

Oddly enough, I have heard good things about http://rubrails.com/ :egrin:

My wife and I live on our 35-2 with our 35 pound dog. It works out just fine. The lack of anywhere for the shedded hair to go is the only annoyance. Otherwise, it is great having him aboard. We are very glad we got him. His name is Willie. If you go to the blog in my signature there are...

We are in Boston as well (weymouth technically) but not only are the sails on our 35-2 old and stretched, but they are made for the wrong boat! and thus do not even fit correctly. What would you charge me to take your old sails off your hands? At least the main... thanks! Justin :egrin:

From the picture, it looks rather similar to my e-35-2 galley. My icebox drains out of a hose that comes out of the insulation under the sink. The hose is supposed to discharge under the shelf-panel that makes the undersink storage flat and usable, however the hose is cut off a bit too short...

Hi Edward. I have a friend who is interested in this if it is still available. I sent you a message with some contact info. Thanks! :egrin:

I just noticed I replied to a thread that was 4 years old, haha. :esad: I always laugh at other people who do that. oops!

That sounds like an amazing sail you have planned. My wife and I are both from Michigan, various places therein. The waters out there are so beautiful. We are now in Boston, and a long ways from spending any time sailing the great lakes, but I really look forward to the day we do. If you...

The shine on that sliding hatch is unreal. wow.

I just now saw this post. It could have been me around that time of year. We sail that area quite a bit. We have a bright yellow hull though, pretty recognizable....

yeah, they give me a case of one footitis, which is just weird. :egrin:

Hah! a design so pretty it even looks good unfinished. Awesome. There is a 36c for sale up in Maine that has been on yachtworld for a long time. It is in rough shape and appears to have been sitting in the woods for a couple years now. I keep mulling over the idea of going up to look at it...