It goes something like this:

usa # 10 is now in Arizona.

AAAHHHHH! Good old #10 Manny told me he beat you last week on his 5.8, WHATS UP WITH THAT BIG FELLA!!!?

Thats my old boat. Glad to see it sailed again. The previous owner did not sail it much due to health reasons.

I have #6

I have USA #24 now in PC Florida. we sail out of ST. Andrews bay yacht club. there is actually another one for sale on the board in the club for 4500. complete with two sails and trailer. no idea of what kind of condition, but next time I'm down I will gather more info if someone is looking.

I have #9 here in Spokane, WA. And to all HT owners, Dan Berger currently has a BUNCH of new and barley used HT parts for sale, see beachcats classifieds.

Dave

I have fresh pictures of the rear beam riser and the tramp, I dont think I ever posted pictures. She is for sale, and yes I bought an ad.

https://picasaweb.google.com/106247774682807806142/BimareJavelin18HT?authkey=Gv1sRgCIC2z4vovYSFBQ#

The guys down in Shearwater had a mini HT revival with 3 boats recently. They are threatening a HT Nationals for next year.

Nice shots Bill, thanks! She's still 9' wide? Is the snuffer sock sewn to the tramp? Nice detail attaching the tramp to the rear beam. Can you talk about the reinforcement on the mast where the bolt rope enters? I think mine needs the same treatement.

Dave

I went 8' 6" wide for ease of trailering. Yeah, knotting amsteel with a ss washer inside makes a nice easy attachment point on carbon beams, I cant claim credit for that innovation, I borrowed it from someone else.

Yes, snuffer sock is sewn to tramp with zippers that allow it to zip on and off. Peter Cogan made the tramp and snuffer sock, he added lots of nice little details you dont usually find on tramps.

The bolt rope reinforcement is just 4 or so layers of carbon, nothing exotic.

Thanks Bill!