The J/109 Class Association Forum

I have an older carbon/kevlar (color, smoke). Free, you pay shipping.

Has anyone tried using the Computer Keels templates for fairing their keels?

Is the 3d1 main still available.

Thanks, Frank Albert

I have a Royal Blue 3/4 ounce 130 Sq meter Spinnaker. Rated for 12 to 15 apparent. Used twice. In as close to new condition as is possible.
Looking for $1500 and that is the bargain of the year. If interested I have pictures. ****SOLD****

I'm looking to start using a stay sail and need advice on where to put the attachment on the deck. In looking at a 120 who has one there's is just aft of the anchor locker. I talked with the owner and he said he had glassed in a stainless rod that runs across the under deck for support. Any ideas ...

Is the main sail still available?

Thanks,
Frank Albert

Could you give an idea of what your looking for in a price?

Thanks,
Frank Albert

There's a place in FL, World Panel Products Inc, that sells the original J-109 floor. It's basically Formica glued to marine plywood. They sell it in 4 X 8 sheets at $189 a sheet. I'm not sure but I think that price is just the Formica. They used to sell the Formica already glued to the marine ...

I have a PHRF legal 130 SQ meter royal blue spinnaker that i've used 3 times. Let me know if your interested at frers33@verizon.net

I am a little terrified to try that pull it out and inch by inch jam the new one in. Yikes! I can envision a LOT of trouble there.

SOLD

I still have the sail for sale. If you'd like pictures send me your email address to frers33@verizon.net

VC off shore. It doesn't make a huge difference in normal or big winds but in the super light stuff it does make a difference.

I bought the two gaskets for the rear windows and with the international shipping they were VERY expensive. The kicker is although the interior widow frame comes off fairly easy I cannot see ANY way to get the actual window out to replace the gasket. It appears that the window was put in place using ...

This should be read in conjunction with the video provided on this topic. I broke the out haul line this year and decided to replace everything inside the boom. My goose-neck is attached to the boom with SS screws so it was easy to remove and that's all you have to do is take off the goose-neck. You ...