Parting out a 35ll

[SJ Sirota]

That would be perfect. I need about 8 feet. I live in palatine and will be glad to pick it up.
Thanks
Sj Cygnus 35II 1981

 

[Lucky Dog]

What position would you like?
That way you won’t have fight memory of the plastic.
port, starboard, starting how many feet from the bow?
Assuming I can get the rub rail out in this cold.

 

[Lucky Dog]

Current photos

 

[Lucky Dog]

More current

 

[Prairie Schooner]

Is that spinnaker a symmetrical or asymm? What kind of condition is it in? If asymm, do you have a dousing sock?
Thanks,
Jeff

 

[Lucky Dog]

Is that spinnaker a symmetrical or asymm? What kind of condition is it in? If asymm, do you have a dousing sock?
Thanks,
Jeff

Symmetrical
Good condition, wasn’t used much.

 

[Prairie Schooner]

Symmetrical
Good condition, wasn’t used much.

Thanks. I'm only interested in asymms. Sad to see an Ericson go, but glad there will be new life in other boats.
Cheers,
Jeff

 

[gareth harris]

The tiller and hardware, jib track, and hatch runners look good. I am also interested in the spinnaker and stay sail if you have one.

These are the remaining items on my list:

Teak cockpit sides (there are nine screws on the back, if they do not come off in good condition I'll still take the wood)
Cockpit hatch
Stanchions and gates
Jib tack attachment point
Mast step (the raised piece of metal screwed to the boat that the mast sits around)

I might also be interested in the access hatch at the back of the quarter berth and the cabinet doors in the head.

You boat was clearly quite something judging by the photograph.

Gareth
FreyjaE35 #241 1972

 

[Gaviate]

Hey Lucky Dog, that composting head would be useful. Also looking for a cunningham or boom vang?

 

[Lucky Dog]

More parts…to go.

 

[gareth harris]

Are the bases to the stanchions and stern rail available?

 

[Lucky Dog]

Are the bases to the stanchions and stern rail available?

Yes they are

 

[gareth harris]

I sent you an offer for some of the parts in a private message. If I travel there in March to pick them up then I will look at whatever else you still have by then.

Gareth
Freyja E35 241 1972

 

[Dick B]

I’m interested in the gauge panel in the cockpit. Can you post a picture?

 

[Lucky Dog]

I made this for to replace to replace the delaminating original.

 

[Solarken]

Hull is beyond help.

Wow Sorry

I need a left and right gate stanchion. I’d guess you have at least one set.

thank you

again, sorry.
PS if anyone has these I’m up for acquiring them. Thank you

 

[fixntheboat]

I would be interested in the horn cleats as I had to cut mine off of the deck. I removed mine not thinking and destroyed them. looking for 4 that are 7 inches long and another 2 slightly smaller, both with open base. I'd also be interested in larger if they are. also any dock line chocks.
I'm refitting a 1974 E-32. if you have anything else appropriate.

 

[Loren Beach]

I would be interested in the horn cleats as I had to cut mine off of the deck. I removed mine not thinking and destroyed them. looking for 4 that are 7 inches long and another 2 slightly smaller, both with open base. I'd also be interested in larger if they are. also any dock line chocks.
I'm refitting a 1974 E-32. if you have anything else appropriate.

I only weigh in on this because you seem to be at point in a restoration where a cleat change would not be too daunting.
Before our re-fit, and the removal of ALL deck hardware and the epoxy-fill-and-redrill of all holes.... I had previously upsized all four of our boat's mooring cleats.
Note that unless you are restoring an antique vehicle for a real "concours" this is a place where newer hardware will increase the usefulness and safety of your classic-design Ericson.
Strictly IMHO almost every 70's sailboat, except the Swan's and similar, benefits from increased cleat sizing. Our '88 model certainly did. Link here: https://ericsonyachts.org/ie/ubs/cleat-project-finished.528/
and : https://ericsonyachts.org/ie/ubs/new-deck-mooring-cleats.525/
Just an opinion, tho.

 

[fixntheboat]

Boat currently sits covered in snowy Stmboat Co. . At present not one fitting , hatch or portlight is on. She is completely stripped. So I'm a ways out. I have reglassed several spots and put 1/4 inch G-10 on bow and stanchion bases and will be backing with same. I am trying to figure out new configuration on bow for lewmar v700 winch with possibly one cleat in front and chocks to side. I'll also need a anchor roller with anchor ...all things to figure out, any photos or thought would help..
Fore deck hatch will be rebuilt original. Main hatch Lemar ocean 70 and port lights all new New Found Metals. + new Universal diesel ,and all bulkheads repaired and beafed up. Project in every corner and curve. Ugh! and starved for input in this landlocked state..
And yes ,thanks for your input . I was leaning toward larger cleats as well ,but just throwing it out there.
Also I've purchase new I pad, and with a little practice and instruction, will hopefully be adding some photos and asking more questions soon.
It' all taking longer that I desired, but know she'll be sailing pretty at some point...but real work and cold snowy slow progress down.
Cheers & thanks!

 

[beachologist]

I need spreaders, do you have all 4?