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Commander # 200 "Grace"

Started by commanderpete, February 24, 2003, 09:32:23 AM

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commanderpete

Air Show in the Atlantic off Jones Beach

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Grace flies the big flag on the 4th of July

commanderpete

Pulled the boat out on December 9th. Another good season.

commanderpete

Taking the mast home for some work this year.

Caution: This vehicle makes wide turns

Jim Rester

You pics are far above average and an unexpected pleasure.

Thanks

ebb

Any time you wanna run for something, you get my vote. C'pete.

Tony G

What are you going to do with the big stick?
My home has a keel.

commanderpete

I've got big plans. BIG, BIG Plans. Same plans I had 2 or 3 years ago, but now I'm serious.

1) Replace standing rigging;

2) Replace spreader brackets. One of them is cracked. I think I broke it standing on the spreader brackets during one of my trips up the mast. (Learn from my mistakes people);

3) Rewire/replace broken steaming light;

4) Install masthead VHF antenna;

5) Install little masthead light for wind indicator;

6) Remove halyard cheekblocks at base of mast, one of which is bent and broken. Install new system to run lines down and across the deck and back to cockpit;

7) Maybe paint the mast;

8) Buy new hat

willie

Wow. YOu're still #1 Pete. Was the stick a little springy on the ride home? lol
You must have a little farmer in ya.
Hey, about the steaming light, I need one. Mine just kinda fell apart. Hummm, wonder if i can get that light to work.......guess not! Where do smart shoppers go for something like that?
Merry Christmas all.  ;)
wet willie:cool:ave maria

Tony G

Hey, that's great!  If we can apply numbers 7 & 6 to the latter portion of number 2 you could save some of us a bit of time and money. :D
My home has a keel.

commanderpete

C'mon Willie, what do you need a steaming light for? We know you don't use no stinkin' engine.

Maybe I'll start a new thread on fixing navigation lights.

I still need some fashionable head gear, like my crew has.

Tony G

Ahh-in the days of faux finishes and furs, it's nice to see that some still cling to traditon and are not afraid to don the near extinct, 100% Samoan coyote hat. ;)

P.S. Nice boat!
My home has a keel.

commanderpete

Grace is wet, but still no rig.

We are very sad.

She calls to me and says...

"You complete me"