San Juan 21 Class Association

I did a partial deck re-core on hull #65. I would also advocate for flipping the boat to make the glass work much easier. I didn't remove the keel before flipping my boat. I built a gantry crane in my garage with a two winch set up that allowed me to flip the boat with keel myself. I made a time lap...

What a great ADVENTURE! Thanks for the write up!

I am mid-way through a partial deck re-core of SJ21 Hull#65. After getting all the rotten balsa out I was ready to put in new end grain balsa and new glass on the cabin roof. After some advice from Fleet#1 members who had done similar projects, I decided I needed to flip the boat over to make the ba...

George,

I would ping Stephen@sjsailboats.com. It looks like he has a couple used SJ21 Spinnakers in his inventory one for $500 and one for $350.

Three Bridge Fiasco in a SJ21 sounds like a great adventure! Keep us posted on the progress for the race.

Hi all, I recently purchased hull #65 and just brought her home to Seattle for what I hope will be approximately (9-12) months refurbishment. She is in pretty good shape for an almost 50 year old boat... but still almost everything could use a little love. Previous owners have made some interesting ...