Wanted 1969 Ericson 26 Crealock Bow pulpit and Stern pulpit in the Pacific Northwest
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Looks like you might want to drive to Lynden, WA. Take a diagram of the exact spacing of your pulpit feet and height, general shape, etc.
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From the look of this one photo, the stern pulpit may have been optional.
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Edit: Given the low probability of finding a part from a sister ship, also focus on pulpits from many boats with a similar beam and length, so the angle of the deck at the bow would be similar. Your set of measurements will also confirm this.
SAILBOAT WRECKING YARD – REDUCE, REUSE, RECYCLE
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From the look of this one photo, the stern pulpit may have been optional.
ERICSON 26 (CREALOCK) - sailboatdata
sailboatdata.com
Edit: Given the low probability of finding a part from a sister ship, also focus on pulpits from many boats with a similar beam and length, so the angle of the deck at the bow would be similar. Your set of measurements will also confirm this.
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Ok thank you for the advice and link. In the There are no bolt or screw holes in the cockpit rail fiberglass area which suggests it never had a rear stern pulpit, but I would like one. There is no way to save the bow pulpit, it is badly damage with even the stancion round feet bent beyond repair.Looks like you might want to drive to Lynden, WA. Take a diagram of the exact spacing of your pulpit feet and height, general shape, etc.
SAILBOAT WRECKING YARD – REDUCE, REUSE, RECYCLE
From the look of this one photo, the stern pulpit may have been optional.
ERICSON 26 (CREALOCK) - sailboatdata
Edit: Given the low probability of finding a part from a sister ship, also focus on pulpits from many boats with a similar beam and length, so the angle of the deck at the bow would be similar. Your set of measurements will also confirm this.