I came across this post on the Cruisers Forum website: > busymacd > Registered User > > Join Date: Sep 2013 > Location: Pass Christian Ms. > Boat: 1968 40' C&C Crusader > Posts: 2 > > Running Rigging on a 40 ft C&C Crusader > > last year i bought a 40 ft C&C Crusader, hauled it out redone the bottom , > installed a new Perkins and transmission shaft prop,and cutlass, redone the > fueltanks and now on to the Running rigging, Having never owned a sailboat > before And Wanting to learn sailing , cannot find any information on the > running rigging, there was No lines in the boat , so i don't know where to > start , is there any info on what line size ,length ,routing etc, on this > vessel any one knows of I WOULD GREATLY APPRECIATE any help ,as want to do > all this myself ,as to know the vessel as well as possible, The C&C company > is out of business so I have now way to contact them, thanks any one > DeWayne
Dennis, is this the one you’re thinking of? If so, he gave up on his project boat pretty quickly. Fred Street -- Minneapolis S/V Oceanis (1979 C&C Landfall 38) -- on the hard in Bayfield, WI :^( On Apr 8, 2014, at 7:56 PM, Dennis C. <[email protected]> wrote: > Jimmy, > > I suspect this boat was docked in Bayou Castine in Mandeville some time back > but now appears to be located on the Mississippi Gulf Coast. > > If this is the same boat, I replaced an upper shroud on it some years back. > It was waaaay less than pristine. Design and construction aside, I recall > that the chain plates were, indeed, aluminum. My rigger buddy and I > commented that they looked deteriorated. > > I did not look below. > > Dennis C. > Touche' 35-1 #83 > Mandeville, LA
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