It has been a long road, but my wife and I were finally able to go sailing on our Prindle 19 this weekend! My dad and I rescued it from years of neglect in a mini-storage lot in VA, and it has found its new home at Keowee Sailing Club in Seneca, SC. The boat is quite a handfull, but I'm sure it will be rewarding as the water warms up and we're more confident in flying a hull. For now, here are a couple photos:
Finally took the Prindle 19 out! Photos
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I actually have my doubts about that main. it is completely wrinkled up. is it hoisted completely? on the hook?
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Stefan, Denmark.
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Awesome boat!
Going to be racing it at all?
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That's the MX main, right?? The top batten is supposed to stick above the mast head--looks like it isn't raised enough? -
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