It has been a long road, but my wife and I were finally able to go sailing on our Prindle 19 this weekend! My dad and I rescued it from years of neglect in a mini-storage lot in VA, and it has found its new home at Keowee Sailing Club in Seneca, SC. The boat is quite a handfull, but I'm sure it will be rewarding as the water warms up and we're more confident in flying a hull. For now, here are a couple photos:
very nice!
great looking flat top
MN3
I actually have my doubts about that main. it is completely wrinkled up. is it hoisted completely? on the hook?
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Awesome boat!
Going to be racing it at all?
Tyler
Panama City, FL
That's the MX main, right?? The top batten is supposed to stick above the mast head--looks like it isn't raised enough?
Dan Berger
Nofolk, VA - Hobie Fleet 32
Supercat 15
A Cat USA139
In picture two it looks like there is a little more up to go too.
Kenny Gatesman
Chicago sailing at Wilmette
1982 Prindle 18
My sail has wrinkles like those when there is more down hall tension than main sheet tension.