Renforth Boatworks

As I think about one day sailing south to the Bahamas I was reminded of Mike and Judy McKendys adventures on Sea Sharp
http://www.sailblogs.com/member/seasharp/60872

I have for sale several boats

Columbia 8.3 $4000 obo
12′ one design sail trainer $1000
12′ Shell back dingyn c/w sailing rig $1200

Call me or email me for info

You can see pics of these in other posts

If you want to buy the West INdies 36 I would talk about that too.

eric@renforth.net

506 643-0799

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I have for sale a Columbia 8.3    She will be undergoing some refitt this winter.   This will include repairs to the stern rail, a new head liner and fairing some ports of the hull that were repaired after a grounding last summer.    She has a new Bluesea electrical panel, dodger,and is very very spacious.   Decks have been recently painted and a new companionway door built.     I will let her go cheep before I do the refit.   In the spring this boat will be a precious commodity and I am sure will sell fast.

Current suggested value $4000

Renforth Boatworks is able to take on just about any kind of job that involves Boats. If we can’t do it then we will tell you so and refer you on to someone who can.

Scuba diving
Hull repair
Modifications
Electrical
Navigation and communications Systems
Radar trouble shooting
Installations of various things
New Construction of small boats and dinghys
Restorations

If it has to do with a boat, we will take a look and tackle it!

Transom cut out of the laminated mahogany.

I am ready at any time to set up the molds but I am going to take some more time and make some of the other components so that when it comes time to set things up it will be a minimum of time. Knees, thwarts, oar lock bases, floor boards etc.

Steam box for bending the laminations for the 6 knees that are required. Cold bending resulted in a lot of broken pieces of oak. Thanks for the advice Greg Rossel

Laminations fresh out of the steam box, bent and cooling on the jig for the knees.