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mike misiaszek matnick55 at yahoo.com
Fri Dec 7 12:18:11 EST 2007


thanks, will follow up. getting very interested in
speed. check out "sailrocket" for my dream boat
(google it). funny how several groups throwing
millions at the project can't beat a heavy weight
irish mug on a sailboard :-) who did 48.7 knots.
anyway keep me in mind.i want to wow them on oneida
lake in upstate new york. so a rave or a trifoiler
would be great.
thanks again.
mike
ps: i am new to this forum. anyone who wants to direct
me to how to deal with this is VERY welcome. i don't
even know how to post, i am only replying and think i
may be in a specialty forum not a general one. bear
with me i'll learn, as old as i am.
--- Chris Ostlind <Chris at Wedgesail.com> wrote:

> Mike,
> 
> Perhaps you should put a call to a guy named, Buff
> Grubb, at Confluence 
> Watersports? He runs the Mad River canoe part of
> their business, but has 
> been with the company for a very long time and knows
> all the players, both 
> past and present... as well as the ghosts in the
> closet, though he ain't 
> tellin'.
> 
> Buff could direct you to a group of guys who are
> (were) all hooked-up on the 
> Rave scene. It's more than likely that they know
> where the loose boats 
> reside, the issues with spare parts, the sailing
> groups and when they get 
> together, etc.
> 
> Another guy to try, though it's a longer shot, would
> be Gordon Colby, who 
> now runs the MTI Adventurewear company (pfd's,
> paddling clothes, Palm 
> extreme wet gear out of England) in Plympton, Mass.
> Gordon was at Confluence 
> when they "launched" the Rave and he also knows the
> players.
> 
> Anyway, there are boats out there not being used, so
> you have a good shot at 
> locating one at a good price. Look carefully at the
> rotomolded hulls to see 
> if they are brittle at all on the top surfaces. Not
> a good sign, as getting 
> a new plastic part spun-up could be problematic.
> That's also a good question 
> to ask... who has the rotomold tools and in what
> condition are they for a 
> part or two, if needed.
> 
> Chris
> 
> 
> 
> 
> ----- Original Message ----- 
> From: "mike misiaszek" <matnick55 at yahoo.com>
> 
> 
> > great post. i'm looking for a trifoiler or rave.
> if
> > you know of one for sale please pass the info
> along.
> > i'm in upstate new york and sail a hobie 14 on
> oneida
> > lake.
> > thanks again for the great post
> 
> 
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