Recent content by paul's project

Jib sold now. New Shafer furler and sail installed. Next project is to re-seal the port lights. Any suggestions where I can get the rubber seals?

Just installed a new furler on my restored E-27 so my practically new Jib and sunbrella sail bag are available for just $500. The receipts from Leading Edge Sail makers show an original cost of $975. A new custom sail bag is also included. I'm in the NorthBay. If interested call or text Paul @...

Previous owner of my E 27 replaced the Atomic with a 9hp Merc. I sold that for 1500 and replaced it with a new Toatsu 20 (smalest outboard with elect start and auto lift. Also decided to strengthen the transom with a larger and thicker marine plywood and fiberglass backing plate. Amazing...

Thanks Loren, Mine are pretty sturdy but do you have a pic of the double bracing upgrade?

The boom itself and the mast winch and lines are easily accessible from walkways on both sides. The rear half of the boom can be reached from the cockpit. There's a leather pass-through sleeve for single hand lines to pass under the leading edge of the dodger later on. The dodger seems to do an...

I found a used dodger frame online for 50 bucks and modified it on my garage floor, adding all the vertical and horizontal grab bars and mounting hardware. The champagne sisters (yep, that's really their last name) at Land or Sea in Loch Lomond did an excellent job on all the custom canvas work...

Just added a new dodger to my passion project. Happy with the design, function and the look. Might do a furler or some single hand lines aft next.

Hi ibarreto, As a novice sailor, I picked up a '75 fixer E27 about a year ago and I'm just now completing the restortion. This has been a really fun project for me but I probably will never get my money out of it (not that it matters). I did buy it on the cheap with much of the heavy...

Boat cover is a must for me I have a partial sunbrella cover on my E-27. Easy on and off in minutes. Zippers up to the mast. I use dehumidifiers inside both boats. Always stays dry and mildew free. Just need to focus on the bright work once in a while. Boat covers were the best investment for...