Long time lurker, first time poster and I originally registered as SC19 but that boat didn't work out. I've been around and sailing Supercats my entire life, my uncle worked for Bill Roberts at the original factory in Jupiter. I didn't know how good I had it growing up around there and sailing on those early 20s. Well, I finally found a SC17 and am working on getting her back in the water.
A one time that was my son's boat which came from upstate New York. He put the name "Freedom Cat" and the hull padding after he came to Florida. I am glad to see that you are going to put it back on the water. I also owned one of Bill Roberts boats, a Super Cat 20. A great boat, I still have many pictures of it. I sold the 20 to a sailmaker friend of mine in Canada probably 20 years ago.
Congrats. I lived in Jupiter for about 3 years on and off. A buddy in Palm City gave me an SC17 last year. He was friends and neighbors with Bill.
-- Bryan in Poplar Grove, IL
Supercat 17, unknown year. Future project
Hobie 16, 1977 - died a spectacular death https://youtu.be/Y7O22bp2MVA
Hobie 16, 1978 - current boat --
Another SC17 popped up a few days after I got the first one. I went to look at it today for a parts and it was in pretty good shape and complete. So I bought the whole thing and got two sets of CatTrax. SCORE!
I'm right on the line between Jupiter and Palm Beach Gardens.
nice!
My dad lives in Boynton - i have never wanted to sail the Atlantic (again) but it's fun to look at the catamaran all tied up in Delray with my dad as we drive around
Enjoy !
reach out if you ever end up in the gulf / tampa side - i can recommend some facilities if needed
I'm right on the line between Jupiter and Palm Beach Gardens.
nice!
My dad lives in Boynton - i have never wanted to sail the Atlantic (again) but it's fun to look at the catamaran all tied up in Delray with my dad as we drive around
Enjoy !
reach out if you ever end up in the gulf / tampa side - i can recommend some facilities if neededEdited by MN3 on Nov 20, 2021 - 06:50 PM.
Cool, will do. My wife is from Safety Harbor and we visit friends over there. I've heard stories about the causeway.
No action shots, but she made it to the water and sailed just fine. Had the wife and kids screaming to slow down on the first outing. A couple of members will know the lake.