Good to know. Thank you.

That is a fine boat William and will serve you well. The Bill Simonson sneakbox was always my favorite boat. I wish I had bought as sailng box from him before he passed away.

Good morning, William~


Sweet vessel - and fine workmanship!


I'm thinking my eye is catching some Wildfowler Blacks in the cockpit. They look like original paint. Point Pleasant birds - or earlier?


All the best,


SJS

Steven Jay Sanford
Pencil Brook Farm
South Cambridge, NY
http://www.stevenjaysanford.com

Thanks Steve. I really do like the lines he made a very nice boat. Still not sure if I am gonna plywood the deck might do cedar planks. Good eye on the decoys. I do not know if they are original paint but they are point pleasant wildfowlers.

I hope so. It certainly looks to be a pretty seaworthy hull. Deeper then most and a bit wider. I am happy I posted it because that trunk would have been gone. But a few guys persuade me to keep it. The trunk is now cedar planks with a small lap joint and some 4200 to seal it up. I reused what was good and had to make a few new parts for it. A few minutes with a hand plane and then I sealed up the bottom with lexan and some silicone. Filled it with water and it held it through the night. I am going to to cut out the trunk slot in the new plank then glass it back with probably a contrasting wood plug. So it can easily be removed and be sailed for someone if I ever part ways with the boat.

William~


Nice treatment for the daggerboard slot - very creative and respectful of the vessel's history.


All the best,


SJS

Steven Jay Sanford
Pencil Brook Farm
South Cambridge, NY
http://www.stevenjaysanford.com