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  • North Texas Sailor
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    This is a beautiful galley
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    SAM 0324
    Neat boat, this looks like one of the original Willard built Lancer 30s. You can tell from the swept back keel that is similar to the C&C Mk I...
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    1975 o'day 22
    will be changing to led lights both mast and cabin along with nav lights. adding solar, adding bbq, rebedding all deck hardware and below water...
  • Monsterfish
    Looking forward to V-berth.
    Wow.....dream home!
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    MacGregor 26s
    Das sind Teakleisten, die aufgeklebt, dann mit Schwarzer Masse ausgegossen und geschliffen wurden. Sieht immer noch aus wie neu.....

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HarkenCam&Fairlead -- used for jib and staysail sheets -- the Extreme Angle fairlead lets me control the sheets from anywhere in the cockpit with a flick of the wrist, even from the windward side

HarkenCam&Fairlead -- used for jib and staysail sheets -- the Extreme Angle fairlead lets me control the sheets from anywhere in the cockpit with a flick of the wrist, even from the windward side

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line drawing1 -- see the Macgregor 23 Knowledge Base for a better quality pdf scan of this article

line drawing1 -- see the Macgregor 23 Knowledge Base for a better quality pdf scan of this article

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Dodger

Dodger

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Resurrection1 -- This is a sight you never, ever want to see!

Resurrection1 -- This is a sight you never, ever want to see!

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capsize -- see the full story "Gone in Three Minutes" in the Macgregor 23 Knowledge Base

capsize -- see the full story "Gone in Three Minutes" in the Macgregor 23 Knowledge Base

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Three shock cords from the reef cringles (and one additional grommet in the leech of the main) to sliding clips on the back stay force the sail to flake itself neatly on the boom when lowered -- MUCH better than lazy jacks!

Three shock cords from the reef cringles (and one additional grommet in the leech of the main) to sliding clips on the back stay force the sail to flake itself neatly on the boom when lowered -- MUCH better than lazy jacks!

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GoogleEarth Image -- a satellite image of Chiquita on her mooring on Lake Minnetonka, Minnesota

GoogleEarth Image -- a satellite image of Chiquita on her mooring on Lake Minnetonka, Minnesota

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Chiquita's Captain in his default position

Chiquita's Captain in his default position

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Cockpit coaming box

Cockpit coaming box

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Ports added to cabin front

Ports added to cabin front

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Jib sheet attachment

Jib sheet attachment

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Teak and Tile cockpit grate

Teak and Tile cockpit grate

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P1000150

P1000150

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My Pictures 007

My Pictures 007

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My Pictures 004

My Pictures 004

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This is my basement shack at home that also has a storm shelter I built in it . Solar powered with back up Generator.

This is my basement shack at home that also has a storm shelter I built in it . Solar powered with back up Generator.

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New paint - port

New paint - port

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New paint - starboard

New paint - starboard

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New paint - bow

New paint - bow

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Two coats of primer.

Two coats of primer.

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Sanding her down for new paint

Sanding her down for new paint

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