martno1fan

no worries ron glad to help mate,sorry to read you had a heart attack some while back !!.my dad had a tripple bypass when he was 50 hes now 65 so there is hope lol.i just finnished glassing my new pea pod build check her out on my new thread.the hull only took 1 hr to build from corro and half an hr to glass not bad for a nice looking hull!!.

olguy

Owena, check your PM for plans information.

likestosail

Hi there,

I saw that you recently completed a long awaited Pea Pod, congrats! Can you forward me the plans? I have a partially finished one that was started over 30 years ago!

Thanks in advance,

Likestosail
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ra_morley

From one olguy to another,

Hello to you and congratulations on a beautiful boat. I too am resurrecting an old hobby for the sake of my grandchildren. I am now building my 5th Pea Pod from some 30 + year old plans and sketches. I have made a couple of changes and would like to know what the rest of the pea pod world is doing. My biggest challenge right now is converting my old plans to accept a newer technology sail trim system. Can you help or give me some directions?

Bob Morley from Michigan/Florida

Jeppie

Wow,

Nice boat.
Like to build it.
Can somebody forward the plans please? (x_tree at hotmail.com)

tnx

Old Sailor

Hey olguy; I have one I built in , well a long longtime ago. A friend and I builta pairusing door skin material and finished themwith polyester resin so the mahogany shines through. The ballast consisted of shot and epoxy and was ecased in a Legs Egg ( container that pantyhose came in and was shaped like an egg.( my wife wore the panthose, just thought I should clear that up)It was a hoot to sail, I didn;t realize that it fit in any class.. I have found a sailing club nearby and it's on the list for refurbishing. What material did you use for sails?

Cheers,
Old Sailor