San Juan 21 Class Association

I'd be interested in one of the spinnaker poles. You can e-mail me directly at <patrick_caruso@comcast.net>. Thanks.

I'm just about to get started working on the core and had a couple of questions about the bent nail/allen wrench technique. Do you drill the larger holes from inside the cabin and stop before reaching the outer skin (in order to leave the outer skin intact)? Also, should I remove the bow pulpit and ...

It's the sloppy job that someone did with the green epoxy that created the lumps. They covered the seams where the keel housing meets the cabin floor, the most forward part of the cabin floor itself (i.e., between the keel housing and the raised platform for the porta potti, and the same area of the...

Thanks Bob and "the Duck" for your feedback. I was out on a fishing boat over Memorial Day weekend in the San Juan Islands catching some shrimp and asked the skipper (a relative) about this green stuff. He said it sounded like an epoxy product called "Splash Zone" and said that they simply use a scr...

I'm in the process of restoring hull #1173 and want to remove a bunch of ugly, lumpy, green epoxy from around the base of the keel housing in the cabin. I'm guessing that someone put it there to provide reinforcement or to stop leaks? I'd like to replace it with fiberglass. Any ideas on how to remov...

I'm not tech savvy at all but would love to see the posts from Jim's site organized according to topic in a format like the one that exists on this site, or in some other useable interface. I certainly will add my vote to the idea of having the posts on Jim's site available here at the National Clas...

Thanks for posting your family's adventure. I'm a new SJ21 owner and am in the process of fixing up our boat so we can take our young family on similar adventures here in the Inland Northwest!