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From: Robert Von Zuben

To: uncle-al3854@cogeco.ca

Sent: Wednesday, May 07, 2008 6:44 PM

Subject: Wayfarer 5220 for sale

Good road trailer-with new tires
main,jib,genoa,spinaker
has spinnaker poles
Proctor mast

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From: Dan McCarthy

To: uncle-al3854@cogeco.ca

Sent: Wednesday, May 07, 2008 11:32 AM

Subject: 1988 Wayfarer for sale

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From: William Waller  (W923)

To: 'Al Schonborn'

Sent: Monday, April 28, 2008 12:57 PM

Subject: Wayfarer on eBay

Al,

Found this on eBay:

 http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=120253582908&ssPageName=ADME:B:SS:US:1123

 

The boat needs a lot of work, but if someone needed parts (like a wooden mast) this would be a steal.

 

Take care,

Bill

Hi Al,

I would appreciate it if you could post my Wayfarer for sale on the Canadian Wayfarer Association website.

Abbott Mk I  # 3592
 - rigged for racing
 - launching dolly
 - heavy-duty Tee-Nee trailer with new tires
 - like new mainsail (still with that crinkly sound)
 - Genoa and spinnaker
 - Spinnaker pole and equipment
 - Proctor mast
 - stored inside during winters

Pictures available when the boat comes out of storage in a couple of weeks

Asking $3100

Thanks,

Allan Kirkham
(905) 634-5751
Burlington, ON
abck.kirkham@sympatico.ca

Hi Al,

I would appreciate it if you could post my boat for sale on the CWA website.  I have just not been getting out enough since my son was born a few years ago so W8261 Grey Mattter is for sale.  

W8261 is an Abbott Mark III (made in 1986, I think).  She is nicely race rigged and has been measured to compete in a couple of the Wayfarer Worlds. Located in Toronto at the Toronto Sailing & Canoe Club.

Included:

• EasyHauler Trailer
• Launching Dolly
• A few sets of fairly good sails and a number of sets in less good shape

Asking $4200. 

Contact Ken kdevl@yahoo.ca

10/14/2007 - Wayfarer W7978 -  Wooden Wayfarer W7978 - After a year of searching for the ideal boat for my wife and me to sail, and after another year of sailing the beautiful wooden Wayfarer that we found, I must unfortunately find another home for the boat. Some recent medical issues and changing life circumstances make it impractical for us to keep it.  It is an All-Bruynzeel mahogany boat, hull #7978, built by Nicholas Puryear of North Carolina from a kit, bought in 1983, when the kit company was owned by Tony Balding of Canada. It is fastened with stainless screws and WEST system epoxy, and all surfaces were WEST system epoxy sealed.
Before I bought the boat, it had not been in the water for five years, just stored in a garage on the trailer. Prior to that, the boat was sailed about a dozen times a year, though never in salt water. In the past year, I have sailed it about a dozen times in the lakes of upstate South Carolina.
The decks are bright and finished with Deks Olje instead of epoxy, per the kit company’s recommendations. The hull interior is WEST coated and varnished with Interlux Schooner for UV protection. The hull is painted black (Interlux). The sails are tanbark from North Sails, and include main, jib, and storm jib. No spinnaker. The spars are Proctor and rigged for a spinnaker, though I have no spinnaker pole. The trailer – old but still very serviceable – is by Long, with new tires and new bearing buddies. The boat is in excellent shape, with all Harken hardware and rigged for single-handed sailing.
I have also installed a nice-looking motor mount (detachable) after considerable research into the best way to do this on a Wayfarer. The offer includes boat, sails, trailer, extra hardware and rigging, life vests, and a fair number of miscellaneous items. I would also consider selling a brand new 2HP Honda outboard at a negotiated price above my asking price for everything else.  Asking $5000 firm (minus the motor).
Jack Blodgett, Clemson, South Carolina.
(864) 639-6735 Home. (864) 650-1280 Cell.
Email: jcblodgett@bellsouth.net

1973 Wayfarer  - US$2,499.00: click here

I have posted photos of my woody on the following site: www.picasaweb.google.com/denkaymonk/woody.  You may ignore all of the other photos, or not depending on your curiosity.  The boat is located in Annapolis, MD.  It is in good shape, though with  a couple of patches[carefully repaired].  The new owner will undoubtedly want to do some refinishing to restore the deck to its original furniture-like appearance.   It has a Proctor mast and boom and complete set of sails.  It comes with a sturdy trailer.  It sails beautifully. It was built in 1985, and each part coated with West System epoxy.
  My wife is asking $3500, and I am asking $3000. 

Dennis Monk  410 295 1631   denkaymonk@comcast.net

Al's note: This would be one of the last kits sold by Wayland Marine and its subsequent owners, possibly the gentleman in Tennessee.

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W3618  Composite:Wood deck, blue fiberglass hull. Race equipped incl. spinnaker & gear, trailer, cover.
Good Condition. CDN $5000.

Contact: Keith Atkinson, Toronto area  905 434-3869  anytime  email:  <laserkeith@rogers.com>

For Sale

W10195 Abbott Mark 3 built Nov. 2000.  Excellent condition. Includes: trailer, new racing sails (main & jib), boat cover, usual accessories plus spinnaker rigging. Price $5500 USD.

Call Robert Hart at 352-483-2701 or e-mail randahart@earthlink.net