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Billaboard wrote:At the time we had a small child happy to climb into tiny corners for the Dickensian jobs.

I know what its like, You just can't get the staff nowadays!

I don't know for sure, but I always thought that the chine rails were solid timber rather than laminated ply? all that exposed end grain just waiting to rot

Oh Dear, But at least you found it before it found you, if get my drift! While not being in any way an expert it timber/plywood comstruction I have in the past used this with sucess http://www.marine-super-store.com/posit/shop/index.php?selectedpartno=65-1063 Of course the correct way to repair is t...

Hi Phil, Yes it will be very well worth doing, so please go for it, If you need any help or information on how to go about working with Glassfibre please do not hesitate to contact me :D You can E -mail me, or I can even be found on Skype! btw, The book This Old Boat by Don Casey will also be a grea...

Thats Brilliant, Thank you Pieter!

I just found this http://www.oldmarineengine.com/discus/m ... /3436.html

There are a lot of spares with this complete motor

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/stuart-turner-mar ... 0331819027

Hi Geli, I have spken with John about making the plans available for downloading, but due to the sheer size and number of the drawings in a single set of plans it is not really viable as a download. You can download the study prints from here http://www.eventides.org.uk/plans.htm and can even order ...

I am sorry I cant help you with the gunter rig as I have never even seen one let alone sailed with one

I find the bermudan rig mast is easy enough to errect & take down single handed. Chris

I will ask John when he returns after the week end.

If its any help? I found these while trawling through ebay.co.uk http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/stuart-turner-marine-engine-manual-P5-P55-P-5-P-55-CD_W0QQitemZ260458741015 http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/stuart-turner-marine-engine-water-jacket-gaskets_W0QQitemZ110422655215 http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Vintage-Stuart-Turner-...

When in 1992 I bought my new plans the sail number was 1663, which if you extrapolate! :shock: from sail nr 400 in 1964 that gives a total of 1263 sets of plans sold over 28 years, an average of 45 sets of plans per year sold, this makes the sale of your plans (nr 825) nearly 10 years later than 196...

Years ago when I contacted the other eventiders I received this, (if its any help?)