what are the differences between a Prindle 19 and 19MX?
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Sorry, I should have search before posting. I found out. Larger main and jib with compression tube to lower the jib tack. Upgraded rudders.
Is there anything else?
How would it worth if it is in good shape?
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depends on dozens of factors - age, sail shape (new/used/close to dead), rudder condition (good/needs work), trailer?, etc
but i would think $2500 - 4000 range - a bit more with a spin setup
coolhead wrote: How would it worth if it is in good shape?thank you,
MN3
MN3 wrote: i would think $2500 - 4000 range - a bit more with a spin setup
That's in line with wath I tought. At $750.00 the sails and the tramp needs to be in good shape for it to be a good deal. Also on the pictures, I can't see the boom anywhere.
at 750 i wouldnt expect a whole or working boat
at that price, i would expect a parts boat
MN3
I wouldn't too but the hulls look in pretty good shape on the pictures and it seem to have everything but the boom. I will know in a few days since we are leaving for that place tomorrow for a holiday week. We will sail on the Lac St-Jean (french name). It's a big lake of about 28 miles diameter, mostly round in shape.
I hope it's not in good shape or complete, the decision to leave it there will be easier
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coolhead wrote: I wouldn't too but the hulls look in pretty good shape on the pictures and it seem to have everything but the boom. I will know in a few days since we are leaving for that place tomorrow for a holiday week. We will sail on the Lac St-Jean (french name). It's a big lake of about 28 miles diameter, mostly round in shape.
I hope it's not in good shape or complete, the decision to leave it there will be easier
Where's the pics?
I don't see 'em...
I didn't post the pics of the P19. I just post the location of the lake where we are going.
Here's the link to the ad.
Oh wow that looks really nice! Is it missing the trailer?
If I was in that part of the globe I would be seriously checking that one out!
From the pictures it looks like a heck of a lot of fun!!!
The boom looks to be in the yellow sail bag, and that could be the tramp folded up on the left in the second picture.
The hulls look clean.
It could be that someone who cared disassembled this boat for storage.
I would be vey tempted to check this out in person with cash in hand.
Edited by klozhald on Aug 04, 2014 - 12:22 PM.
Too late, it's already gone. We saw it on a trailer on our way there.
Too bad.