Recent content by nhsusan57

I bought it at Tractor Supply Store. $150. Two lights with wire between them Super heavy duty magnetic keeps it on the trailer wheel wells ( or wherever). Sending unit has a magnet to stick to the back of my truck and has a connection to the trucks wiring plug. I would take the lights off...

I've given up on boat trailer lights and bought a wireless unit. Works great.

Next weekend?....finding....buying... registrating one...in 7 days. Perhaps reaching out to this forum about renting/ borrowing a Sunfish for your vacation might be a quicker solution.

I do not. But I recall reading in another thread that there was an issue with the sail clips coming apart in a good breeze.

But if I wanted to replace my sail rings with new ones... what is a good brand that won't pop apart in a good breeze?

I wonder what they are going to do with your " old" boat? Hopefully, not pawn it off on an unsuspecting sailor.

And while I am newer to the forum than most....I would have to say that you do indeed need a new sail.

The owner claimed to know nothing about the boat. I believe the holes were done by one owner back. I did get a good deal. Either as a parts boat or a fixer upper

I was ready to toss it into the dump...but I'm now thinking it might make a good beginner's boat for the grandson

Came home with another boat today. Usually, I ask for more pictures but at $150 I decided to chance it. I offered $50 He took it.

That is very good advice and something that I would have never thought of. Thank you.

I'd have to imagine that "Topsy Turvy" is a previous owner's name for the boat.

Most trailers that I call about do not have paperwork. Although the seller quickly adds that I can just register it as home-made. I'll pass on that for now.

Good eye, slight hull damage. I need to get a trailer soon so my grandson can have his red sweater back.

I knew Jimmy Hoffa was somewhere!