Flying Scot 99
This is a blog about our small sailboat. It is a 1959 flying scot. Hull number 99.
Saturday, November 5, 2011
Sold
We sold the Flying Scot today to a great couple who I am sure will enjoy sailing it for many years.
Monday, October 24, 2011
Flying Scot 99 For Sale
We have been the happy owners of a classic Flying Scot sailboat for the last 12 years. It has served our family well but we finally decided to move into a larger sailboat.
You can contact me about this sale at sueclancy at gmail.com
The boat is located in Westbrook, CT
We are willing to deliver it within 150 miles of Westbrook.
You can contact me about this sale at sueclancy at gmail.com
The boat is located in Westbrook, CT
We are willing to deliver it within 150 miles of Westbrook.
The boat's name
When we got the boat it was named Scott Free since the previous owner had the last name of Scott. We thought it was cute but we were always looking for a new name. During an early sailing trip we had a funny encounter with a "Fish on a Leash" and that became the new boat name. Yes, it's a long story.
A little about the boat
We purchased the boat in 1999 in New Hampshire where it had been sailed during the summers by a family on Lake Winnipesaukee. We always wanted a sailboat and decided that the Flying Scot made a great family day sailer.
For more on the Flying Scot and the boat company check out this link. www.flyingscot.com
There is also an active community around the Flying Scot. The forum for this group is at Flying Scot Sailing Association
For more on the Flying Scot and the boat company check out this link. www.flyingscot.com
There is also an active community around the Flying Scot. The forum for this group is at Flying Scot Sailing Association
What does it look like
The boat has a red hull and a light blue deck and cockpit. When we got the boat it basically looked like it had in 1959 when it was built. The body is in great condition though the gelcoat has some crazing. No soft spots in the deck or hull. Since we intended to sail it in occasionally in salt water, the bottom was painted. It has been dry-sailed since 1999 except for one season at a marina.
We have upgraded much of the rigging to bring it into modern times including adding a Waco-360 centerboard control and Harken Mainsheet, Jib and Centerboard controls.
We purchased a new Trailex aluminum trailer about 5 years ago directly from the Flying Scot factory.
3 years ago we purchased a new Sailor’s Tailor mooring cover
The boat includes 2 sets of sails, 1 spinnaker and spinnaker pole.
Includes Swim ladder and lots of other extras.
We have upgraded much of the rigging to bring it into modern times including adding a Waco-360 centerboard control and Harken Mainsheet, Jib and Centerboard controls.
We purchased a new Trailex aluminum trailer about 5 years ago directly from the Flying Scot factory.
3 years ago we purchased a new Sailor’s Tailor mooring cover
The boat includes 2 sets of sails, 1 spinnaker and spinnaker pole.
Includes Swim ladder and lots of other extras.
Sunday, October 23, 2011
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