NACRA 570 (2010) $9,900.



Skegs rather than daggerboards. Boomless. Roller furling jib





Trailex Aluminum trailer, Cat Trax, sail boxes



Mid pole snuffer system for the spinnaker

Modified Trampoline

CATALINA 25 (1980)

Before the new sails.

Before the interior wood was done.

After the teak was stripped and coated with 4-5 coats of teak oil.





The keel was ground down and coated with 6 coats of blister paint. The fiberglass hull got one coat of blister paint as a primer before the ablative paints were applied

Coating the keel with blister paint and fairing compound. One coat of black racing paint already over the primer on the fiberglass hull then two coats of blue ablative paint to follow.

NACRA 20 (2000) MA

This the 2000 Nacra 20 in Mansfield, MA

AHPC F-18 CAPRICORN - 2009

These are photos of the 2009 AHPC F-18 Capricorn.  $11,500. without trailer.  With the trailer, beach wheels and sail box $15,000. Located in New Canaan. CT

18HT

Here are some photos of the used Bimare 18HT.

NACRA 500 METAL RACK

This beautiful, lightly used Nacra 500 sold immediately but the buyer didn't need the rack.  It's available for $500.  Located in NH.

NEW ENGLAND LAUNCH SITES

Here's a list of some locations where a catamaran can be launched. Please add or email me with any that you are aware of. If possible include any parking fees and other pertinent information.

1. Sandy Point Beach - Portsmouth, RI $10. per day. Great sailing on the Sakonnet River. Beach wheels needed since you aren't supposed to drive onto the beach. You can't continually leave your boat set up there over night but you can get away with it once in a while.

2. Third Beach - Newport or Portsmouth, RI. Been told it's now $20. per day. Ramp to launch from and sandy beach next to the ramp. Great area to sail in. The end of the Sakonnet River and a short sail to the open ocean. Some rocky areas so best to get a chart or ask others first. You used to be able to buy a season's pass at Newport Second Beach, hopefully still can.

3. The park next to Ida Lewis - Newport Harbor RI. Great place to launch but nowhere to park unless you have a town sticker.

4. Fort Adams - Newport, RI. No charge to enter the park. Ramp at the end of the barn. Difficult place to launch. Sails have to go up first and then you have to go park. No beach close by and in the summer only a few feet of the beach available around the corner. Before and after the season the beach can be used for launching. The other ramp next to Sail Newport also has no beach right next to it although you can paddle over to it to set up your sails. May be a fee to launch there.

5. Gooseberry Island, Westport, MA - No fee but limited parking and jams up early morning. Ramp and nice beach. Can sail out to the islands or over to other nearby beaches.

6. Sebago Lake, ME - State Park. Entry fee per person. Ramp, crowded parking lot usually. Trailer parking sometimes a 1/4 mile away. Great beach once you get to it.

7. Hull, MA - Near the wind generator. Will try to get more info on this site.

AHPC



AHPC C2 F-18
2nd Generation of Capricorn



2011 AHPC C2 F18 in excellent condition, low usage, dry stored in garage for winter, white hulls, grey tramp, white main and jib, 2013 orange kite + 2011 Blue kite. Includes extras: SNU midpole snuffer, spinpole cover, adjustable trapeze set, tapered main sheet, halyard and tack line, positive mast rotator, beach wheels and AHPC hull chocks. Trailer not included. Asking $15,500.

Additional HARKEN travel covers for hulls and mast and Kinder-Industry yard cover are available at a negotiable price. Boat located on Cape Cod (MA).