Help me ID my boat

[jason]

I recently acquired a oday daysailer. I need to replace the mast and probably the sails. I am not sure of the year,and model number of my boat. Can anyone help me? The mast slides down through the cuddy cabin and sits on a shoe with a 1 12" bolt that slides into a hole at the bottom of the mast. Are there any companies which make after market procucts for odays? I appreciate any and all help. Jason

 

[Justin - O'day Owners' Web]

Boat

Jason -Sounds like you have an early Daysailer with the keel stepped mast. Look at the transom to starboard of the rudder attachment point and see if there are any numbers. Those would give a positive ID.For Daysailer parts, punch Cape Cod Shipbuilding in Yahoo. They are still building daysailers and have reams of parts.Justin - O'day Owners' Web

 

[Mark]

Info on class # 3520

I am looking for information on my recently acquired O'Day Daysailor. The class number is 3520 and I think the boat was built in the 70's. The boat's overall length is 19'. Also, I am looking for a repair manual for a 1984 4hp Johnson outboard engine.Thanks,Mark