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There is a tremendous difference in the new sail, but me being an inexperienced Sunfish sailor, I really can't give any details on the Intensity sail. The quality seems very good and thus far, I am pleased. It seemed to be one of the more recommended sails for those who do not race. Thanks for...

Are you kidding me?!?! A 1960 'vette or 2 Sailfish?!?!? You have to ask?!?!?

I don't think there is any need for a small block. My Sunfish had one when I bought it and I haven't bothered t remove it, but most just use the little "clip" or even just a bowline tied in the end of the mainsheet is sufficient.

My new Intensity Sails sail arrived today. Woohoo! I can't believe how much difference there is in the crispness of the sails. My old sail was about as worn 20 year old seedy hotel bedsheet. It's bound to make quite a bit of difference and I can't wait to try it out maybe as early as tomorrow...

Nothing like a beautiful wooden boat!

The clove hitch works very well. I use it and it is very easy to move anywhere.

It's not real easy and not for the faint of heart or muscle, but on the other hand it's not bad. I can load it in about 5 minutes although I work up a good sweat!

Minifish, now you have me confused. My 77 Sunfish has an old faded decal on the cockpit front wall that reads AMF ALCORT Sunfish. Is it AMF or is it Alcort? Both, I guess. :)

Sucks someone misrepresented an item for sale. I once drove 5 hours one way to check out (and buy) a catamaran that was misrepresented. Didn't buy it. At least you got one out of the trip anyway. Worked out in the end. There is a lot of info on repairing the mast tube (which will have to be done...

Great deal. Especially with the trailer. What are the black things I see on the front corners of the cockpit?

Looks nice. I like the yellow.

I do not own a trailer for my Sunfish due to the fact that most times I am dragging the RV with me when I am taking the Sunfish somewhere. A trailer would be nice at times, but until then, I will just continue cartopping. I did this little video in case there were others that wanted to cartop...

Very funny indeed!!

They can be roof mounted. I carry mine on top of my pickup because I often pull an RV and that is the best place. It is not an easy process getting it on top, but I can do it by myself with a step ladder. I just have to go easy and be on level ground.

Are these what you are looking for? http://shop.torresen.com/ships_store/?p=details&mfc=Sunfish&sku=85171&sectionid= Came from here: http://shop.torresen.com/ships_store/?p=categorydetails1&defaultbrand=&defaultstore=&sectionid=7041&name=Sunfish+Rudder%2C+Tiller+and+Tiller+Extensions&parentid=7019

Congrats on your new boat. I hope you have better winds than I do when you take her out for a sail. I have had mine out 3 times now and the darned wind is so finicky, I just have bobbed around like a cork except for the few little zephyrs that provided a small bit of fun. I just finished a PVC...

I just installed a quick release and I had to drill out the threads in the hole in the gooseneck. Won't be putting the old original bolt back in but no big deal.

BTW, Thanks to Tag for the inspiration regarding the dolly.

Just completed a dolly to transport my Sunfish. Well, almost completed. I need to find some bunk material now. I do not have a trailer so I cartop the Sunfish on my pickup. I have learned to get the boat on top and down without any assistance from my wife. At any rate, can't wait to hit the...