We have regattas down here in VA Beach. Our first race is May 17-18th, SAIL THE BAY REGATTA. it 2 days of bouy racing in the chesapeake bay off of Fir...

Also check out Lee street down near Alexanders on the bay restuarant.... Not sure but i think that onr is gateless..

I think he was saying the trailer would be good for a hobie or prindle..

Or buy anouther boat and have plenty of spare parts.... This one is in Williamsburg Va.

To be honest i have had great luck with Whirlwind Sails out of CA. Chip Buck is a great sailmaker and is making my new self tacking jib right now.......

If Minneapolis is close for you I would look out for a supercat 15 or 17... Plenty of tramp space and large volume in the hulls.. and also is a booml...

DanBerger wrote: I completely sanded down the hulls on my Supercat and had them re-gelled. We then masked off a really cool pattern for the non-skid...

i've double stacked a Super Cat 17 on a Super Cat 19 before.. ohh and i helped Dan triple stack the 14's.... it took 4 of us to get that last...

no... your talking almost 4 extra feet of mast and only 6" extra width... even more overpowered with the 33' versus the standard rig

here is the link to the A-cat web site.... there are alot of A's for sale.... good luck with the buy.....

best bet is to take the whole thing to a trailer company (or any fabrication shop)... they will have the know how and the tools to make what you want....

well we have a few but a couple of the bigger ones are the Sail the Bay, may 17 & 18th (shark mid winters) and out Labor day Regatta (old low rent) Au...

i bought one this past season for my supercat 17 not bad for the price... a few cons... i had the hell of a time sliding into the bolt track.. very ...