Typhoon Weekender for Sale Massachusetts

Joel · Post by **Joel** » May 28th, '05, 09:06

Typhoon Weekender for Sale

New main and jib - only used a few hours, paid over $1200 for sails
also older jib and main; genoa older but in good shape not used much
boat stands, GPS, lights, dinghy and oars if desired
New custom cockpit cushions, also all original cushions
some new rigging, new wood rail on one side, wood treated
older motor

Pictures available upon request
I live in SE Massachusetts

$3900

robert brown · Post by **robert brown** » May 28th, '05, 20:09

might be interested in the new sails, if the boat does sell all together. sound like a good buy if the boat is in good sahepe

bostonmurray · Post by **bostonmurray** » May 30th, '05, 21:02

Sound interesting. Can you post some pictures?

Joel · Post by **Joel** » Jun 3rd, '05, 17:03

All right. I thought I had a lot more pictures, but they seem to have been eaten by my other pictures.

Sailing from Marion to Cuttyhunk:
http://home.comcast.net/~jmhartley/boat.jpg
The Last time I pulled the boat out, (before cleaning, sorry)
http://home.comcast.net/~jmhartley/image0001.jpg

Christian Sava · Post by **Christian Sava** » Jun 5th, '05, 20:56

I saw the pictures. pretty little boat. Do you, by any chance have a trailer with the boat? I live up in Newburyport and think she would be a perfect compliment to our conditions up here. I would love to be able to transport her and store it on a trailer, however.

Christian

Tim Mertinooke · Post by **Tim Mertinooke** » Jun 5th, '05, 22:20

Christian, Keep your eye out for my little Ty in Newburyport, I am out there most weekends. Its a perfect boat to sail in the Merrimack at high tide or to take out the river in the ocean. I posted a link a while back with pictures of my little Ty riding out that storm a couple weeks ago. Here it is again if you missed it. www.saillesson.com/Typhoon.html

Joel · Post by **Joel** » Jun 6th, '05, 19:25

Christian Sava wrote:I saw the pictures. pretty little boat. Do you, by any chance have a trailer with the boat? I live up in Newburyport and think she would be a perfect compliment to our conditions up here. I would love to be able to transport her and store it on a trailer, however.

Christian

Sorry, I don't have a trailer. I was thinking of buying one, but I just had it hauled in and out by a local boat company here. It would save money in the long run to have a trailer, I suppose, but then there is the registration and upkeep and all.

Joel

Christian Sava · Post by **Christian Sava** » Jun 7th, '05, 20:14

Tim,
Impressive pitures. I'm thinking that was taken from the AYC, am I right? She's riding it out like a trooper. solid little vessel, eh? I will definitely look for you this summer, if not from a sailboat then from my kayak. Still looking for the perfect daysailor. was close to buying a Wianno senior but thought better of it while looking down the barrel of our second child in august.
Happy sailing!

p.s., what's the wait time for new members at the AYC? any idea?

Cheers,

Christian

Tim Mertinooke · Post by **Tim Mertinooke** » Jun 9th, '05, 08:54

Christian, I believe the wait time for membership is about 5-7 years. That's the estimate that is given to those who are put on the waiting list this year. My parents have been members since 89' and my wife and I joined in 00'. It is a wonderful little club with lots of history. In fact it is the oldest continuous yacht club in America (est. 1883). Like any organization that consists of more than one person it has its politics, but I can't think of a better place to keep a boat. There is a real sense of family there. Tim

christian sava · Post by **christian sava** » Jun 10th, '05, 08:23

Tim
I probably should get my act in gear and secure two signatues with my application and get it in. I would love to be a part of the club and participate with a little sweat equity.In five to seven years, the kids should be the perfect age o enjoy it.

cheers,
christian

ninefinger · Post by **ninefinger** » Jun 12th, '05, 14:42

I would be interested in the old sails, as I am working on a weekender project for the kids.
Let me know what you think their value is.

Joel · Post by **Joel** » Jun 15th, '05, 19:38

I don't know what a reasonable price would be. As I mentioned, I paid over $1200 for the new main and jib. $350 for the old ones would be between 1/3 and 1/4 the new price. Does this seem reasonable? They worked fine but weren't the bright white color. I would want to keep the genoa to sell with the boat.

Joel

ronkberg · Post by **ronkberg** » Jun 23rd, '05, 12:49

Hello, I live in the north of Boston on the rt 495 loop.

I would be interested in viewing your boat and wonder if we can make a plan?

Ron

Home email: ronkberg.home@verizon.net

Allan · Post by **Allan** » Jun 26th, '05, 18:05

Now that I have successfully trailered my Ty up here to the Newburyport area from Conn (see recent post "Home at last") I might be able to help a potential buyer transport a Ty around this area. Allan.

Stu Selip · Post by **Stu Selip** » Jun 26th, '05, 18:27

Hello,

I'm down in East Hampton, NY and would appreciate pictures of your boat. Do you have some idea of how much a trailer would cost?

Kindly email me at sselip@burtongroup.com

Thanks,

Stu

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