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    Star Dancer

    I have one, not made by EDO, I have been working fiberglass on it for quite some time over the last two years. It was built by a company in a very small rural Kansas town, not far from Wichita. It had places in the hull which were as thin as 1/16 of an inch. It had large stress cracks all over...
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    Star Dancer

    Actually on mine the deck fairlead is actually a block
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    Star Dancer

    The boom goes on the port side of the mast, rigged exactly like a sunfish (google sunfish rigging) through a fairlead in the cap at the top of the mast, then to a faairlead on the deck and tied off at the cleat next to that. The mainsheet rigging at the aft end where the sheet block attaches to...
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    First post; need help picking out car to tow Sunfish

    And, there's a guy on this site that tows his with a bicycle.
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    First post; need help picking out car to tow Sunfish

    You could tow a Sunfish with a Smart Car!
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    Who is right?

    Paint stripper over glass or plastic requires special chemistry, the wrong stuff may wreak havoc. Automotive paint suppliers sell stripper designed to work on Corvettes and plastic trim.
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    Star Dancer

    If you have not replaced the pulley (actually refered to as a "block"), you may want to replace it with a fairlead. I say this because of this method on the attached link of using the halyard as a vang to hold the boom down on the mast. Mine has the block too, I think the fairlead is a better...
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    Star Dancer

    James you did some great work on the Star Dancer. It looks really nice. I have a question relating to the one I just bought the deck forward of the splash coaming seems pretty flexible, the cleat and fairlead are not really affected so probably no big deal, but how is yours? And if it is, does...
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    Woo Hoo! another boat!

    It already has a bailer in the cockpit and one in the storage compartment. On the bottom side I think they are brass, at least I think that's what I saw when I bought the boat. I rigged it this weekend and the sail is in good shape, a little sun faded where it was exposed while rolled up (it sat...
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    Woo Hoo! another boat!

    I just got a (1978?) Star Dancer clonefish on a trailer for 350 clams, it looks pretty good, lots of cracks around the top of the daggerboard hole, trailer needs sprucing up. The rudder is warped from sitting in New Mexico desert air for ten years, but I think I can straighten it. It has a...

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