The Cape Dory Board

I would agree tuning is more art than science. We have an early Naugus Typhoon (#22 Circa 1964) which has a tapered mast and different shroud chainplate locations, so I cannot provide specifics for your CD Typhoon, but here is some information for you to consider. First, Carl Alberg expected his boa...

Here’s an early CD Typhoon brochure - many of the Naugus features are still present here. Also a photo of an early TY similar to the advertised model. CD Typhoons changed significantly once CD moved to the fiberglass liner which incorporated the cockpit seats, sole, etc.

Here are some photos of First Ty (#39) - she is also a Naugus Alberg typhoon and sails out of Irvington Va where we have INTERLUDE (#22).

Looks like an early Naugus typhoon - we have #22 in a daysailer model. It took a major overhaul to bring here back to life. Search this board for ”Naugus Typhoon” and you’ll see photos of an couple boats as well as the history. Naugus built the first ~40 Alberg typhoons from 1962-63 and went bankrup...

Great Knipex wrench in the Photo - Knipex makes awesome tools.
If Knipex is your tool of choice, I would assume you’ve kept your seacocks well maintained.
I have no need for the parts, but I’m sure they will find a good home.
-Mark

Speak with Bruce Sanders at
Rappahannock Yachts
Irvington, VA
804-438-5353

His yard has done this repair and others on a whole fleet of Typhoons.

The 2018 Typhoon National Championship Regatta Notice of Race has been updated, and the Entry form is now available.
https://www.rryc.org/regattas/typhoon-n ... entry-form

All the Rule of Racing in one simple picture...
See: http://www.allenbrothers.co.uk/images/I ... 20-Def.jpg

I am very interested in any information your learn on early Alberg Typhoons and the transition from Naugus Fiberglass Industries to Cape Dory. We recently restored an early Naugus Typhoon (#22 Daysailer, Circa 1964) - Prior to Cape Dory, Naugus built two models: a weekender and an open cockpit daysa...

Awesome listing - she is naugus typhoon #21 - oldest typhoon I have ever seen listed - built in ~1963

Here is a listing for Naugus Typhoon #21 - earliest typhoon I seen listed anywhere - she was likely built in ~1963
http://m.sailboatlistings.com/view/65568

If you are looking for an easy turn-key solution - solar panel, regulator, and connectors - to keep a 12v battery topped off. Here's what I've been using for the last month on my Typhoon. So far so good.

Kudos goes to the team at Rappahannock Yachts ( http://rappyachts.com/people.htm)
Bruce Sanders has a great team of craftsmen who all contributed at different stages of the project.

Spinlock PXR cleats for the halyards and control lines. Six PXR cleats on forward bulkhead: Halyards: Main (internal), Jib (internal), Spinnaker, and Toping lift. Control Lines: Cunningham and outhaul (not rigged yet) Two sets Port and Starboard PXR cleats: Forward Lines control the traveller: pulli...

After a move to Irvington, Virginia and a lengthy renovation, INTERLUDE (Naugus Typhoon #22) is back in the water - Here's a few photos.