| WTB Hobie 16 ready to sail this summer and eventually race #259865 05/27/13 08:41 AM 05/27/13 08:41 AM |
Joined: May 2013 Posts: 10 jtbros OP
stranger
|
OP
stranger
Joined: May 2013
Posts: 10 | I've been looking at various Hobie 16s nearby and one for sale has all new rigging from 2011 but sails from 1986 and the boat is from 1986 but has a new gel coat and petit anti fouling paint. It also includes a beach & car trailer and harnesses for traping and is listed for $1500. Another boat I saw is a 2008 but is missing a mast and has no trailer and was used 8x listed for $3500 link: http://jerseyshore.craigslist.org/boa/3828692836.html Which one should I go with and would require less money spent in the end? and does anyone know about Hobie 16s that are for sale around or on Long Island? | | | Re: WTB Hobie 16 ready to sail this summer and eventually race
[Re: jtbros]
#259867 05/27/13 12:31 PM 05/27/13 12:31 PM |
Joined: Jan 2005 Posts: 6,049 Sebring, Florida. Timbo
Carpal Tunnel
|
Carpal Tunnel
Joined: Jan 2005
Posts: 6,049 Sebring, Florida. | If you want to race it, you don't want the one with bottom paint on it. What does a Hobie 16 mast cost? The second boat is probably in much better shape, but it's going to cost more, plus the mast.
Blade F16 #777
| | | Re: WTB Hobie 16 ready to sail this summer and eventually race
[Re: jtbros]
#259868 05/27/13 03:46 PM 05/27/13 03:46 PM |
Joined: Apr 2008 Posts: 921 Alachua, FL Mugrace72
old hand
|
old hand
Joined: Apr 2008
Posts: 921 Alachua, FL | Another boat I saw is a 2008 but is missing a mast and has no trailer and was used 8x listed for $3500 link: http://jerseyshore.craigslist.org/boa/3828692836.html Which one should I go with and would require less money spent in the end? and does anyone know about Hobie 16s that are for sale around or on Long Island? I would grab that one in a heartbeat, You can then take your time finding a beater with a trailer for less than a grand. Take the mast and trailer and part out the rest.
Jack Woehrle Hobie Wave #100, Tiger Shark III HCA-NA 5022-1 USSailing 654799E Alachua FL/Put-In-Bay | | | Re: WTB Hobie 16 ready to sail this summer and eventually race
[Re: jtbros]
#259872 05/27/13 07:45 PM 05/27/13 07:45 PM |
Joined: Apr 2008 Posts: 921 Alachua, FL Mugrace72
old hand
|
old hand
Joined: Apr 2008
Posts: 921 Alachua, FL | can you easily remove the bottom paint? and the 2nd is also missing all of the stays and doesn't have harnesses. also the mast is $600 and requires all the various cleats. There also aren't any soft spots on the 1986 H16 either If he wants to race he MUST have a post 2005 boat. That is the sad truth about "one design" racing. Ask me how I know.
Jack Woehrle Hobie Wave #100, Tiger Shark III HCA-NA 5022-1 USSailing 654799E Alachua FL/Put-In-Bay | | | Re: WTB Hobie 16 ready to sail this summer and eventually race
[Re: jtbros]
#259876 05/28/13 04:42 AM 05/28/13 04:42 AM |
Joined: May 2013 Posts: 10 jtbros OP
stranger
|
OP
stranger
Joined: May 2013
Posts: 10 | Well it's looking like the 2008 is the most desirable choice although it's missing the stays, beach and car trailer, and mast. Any ideas on what that might cost?
The parted out boat was taken off Craigslist so that's out of the picture. Does anyone know of a place where comptip masts are sold complete near or on Long Island? Also getting a trailer will be another problem. There are plenty of boats for sale for under 1g but I don't want to own 2 boats at the same time.
Last edited by jtbros; 05/28/13 04:34 PM.
| | | Re: WTB Hobie 16 ready to sail this summer and eventually race
[Re: jtbros]
#259886 05/28/13 04:46 PM 05/28/13 04:46 PM |
Joined: Apr 2008 Posts: 921 Alachua, FL Mugrace72
old hand
|
old hand
Joined: Apr 2008
Posts: 921 Alachua, FL | Well it's looking like the 2008 is the most desirable choice although it's missing the stays, beach and car trailer, and mast. Any ideas on what that might cost?
The parted out boat was taken off Craigslist so that's out of the picture. Does anyone know of a place where comptip masts are sold complete near or on Long Island? Also getting a trailer will be another problem. There are plenty of boats for sale for under 1g but I don't want to own 2 boats at the same time.
If you get a beater for under $1K you will have what you need to go sailing for way less than a complete 2008 will cost. You shouldn't need a Comp-Tip until you start racing regularly. You can put one on yourself, they are about $500 at a Hobie dealer. If you are lucky, you can find a beater with a trailer AND beach wheels! You will want to replace the rigging pretty soon, but you probably should do that on any boat you buy.
Jack Woehrle Hobie Wave #100, Tiger Shark III HCA-NA 5022-1 USSailing 654799E Alachua FL/Put-In-Bay | | | Re: WTB Hobie 16 ready to sail this summer and eventually race
[Re: jtbros]
#259896 05/29/13 06:23 AM 05/29/13 06:23 AM |
Joined: Apr 2008 Posts: 921 Alachua, FL Mugrace72
old hand
|
old hand
Joined: Apr 2008
Posts: 921 Alachua, FL | So are you suggesting I get a beater and the 2008? Or just get the beater because if I did that I'd just buy boat #1 most likely because all the boats I see listed around me are from the 1980's anyway. Sorry I'm a bit confused on your post please elaborate. Yes...get both. But get the 2008 before someone else grabs it. If I were closer it would be me. You might even be able to negotiate a better price. Try it. Then search for a beater with a decent trailer...and a mast of course. Take what you need and sell off the rest in pieces. EBAY is your friend here. Take what is left to the dump unless you are a hoarder. Enjoy what seems to be essentially a new boat.
Jack Woehrle Hobie Wave #100, Tiger Shark III HCA-NA 5022-1 USSailing 654799E Alachua FL/Put-In-Bay | | | Re: WTB Hobie 16 ready to sail this summer and eventually race
[Re: jtbros]
#259901 05/29/13 09:49 AM 05/29/13 09:49 AM |
Joined: May 2013 Posts: 10 jtbros OP
stranger
|
OP
stranger
Joined: May 2013
Posts: 10 | http://jerseyshore.craigslist.org/boa/3705103160.html would this work for a mast and then buy the comptip? And what if I just kept boat #1 & boat #2? Just switching out the masts(can a comptip be put on the older one?) and from trailer to dolly(probably home made) when stored at my house. Pros and cons of that? Also how am I supposed to buy the boat without a trailer? And I recall seeing handles in the catalog for carrying the boat around with 2 people easily. If I got the 2 boats would that be a good add on? Also should I look into getting a boat cover?
Last edited by jtbros; 05/29/13 11:59 AM.
| | | Re: WTB Hobie 16 ready to sail this summer and eventually race
[Re: jtbros]
#259902 05/29/13 01:46 PM 05/29/13 01:46 PM |
Joined: Apr 2008 Posts: 921 Alachua, FL Mugrace72
old hand
|
old hand
Joined: Apr 2008
Posts: 921 Alachua, FL | Grab that mast...it will have the Comptip already on it!! That is a decent price and you might even get it down from there. He might even have the other parts you need...rigging.
Jack Woehrle Hobie Wave #100, Tiger Shark III HCA-NA 5022-1 USSailing 654799E Alachua FL/Put-In-Bay | | | Re: WTB Hobie 16 ready to sail this summer and eventually race
[Re: jtbros]
#259906 05/29/13 05:01 PM 05/29/13 05:01 PM |
Joined: Apr 2008 Posts: 921 Alachua, FL Mugrace72
old hand
|
old hand
Joined: Apr 2008
Posts: 921 Alachua, FL | I emailed him about it last night and about the rigging today and haven't gotten a response, yet.
And I emailed a dealer about possibly buying a comptip and they said there's a fair amount of cutting to do to the mast to attach it, is it a huge task and does the comptip mast attachment require all comptip parts or will regular 2011 lines and rigging fit it? It is pretty easy and everything is interchangeable. I have done it before. However, the Comp Tip alone is about $612 plus shipping. That mast is factory assembled. A new mast is $1743 plus shipping. Do the math! jw
Jack Woehrle Hobie Wave #100, Tiger Shark III HCA-NA 5022-1 USSailing 654799E Alachua FL/Put-In-Bay | | | Re: WTB Hobie 16 ready to sail this summer and eventually race
[Re: jtbros]
#259908 05/29/13 06:51 PM 05/29/13 06:51 PM |
Joined: May 2013 Posts: 10 jtbros OP
stranger
|
OP
stranger
Joined: May 2013
Posts: 10 | I'm planning on looking at boat #1 this weekend, no time for #2 right now too busy and it's 2 hours away and still, no trailer. If I end up buying #1 I'll see if I can have a comptip installed by someone who knows what they're doing at least on the 1986 mast it has. Again I get the trailers I need and all fresh lines and rigging, harnesses, and trap wires, from #1. If the guy gets back to me about the mast he's selling before then I will rethink it but that depends also if he has trailers and rigging. Then with the trailer from boat #1 I'll be able to get the 2008 boat switch out parts depending upon which I'm sailing and work my way from there if all goes well. I asked for a complete list of all the parts missing from the 2008 boat and he hasn't gotten back to me and that was 3 days ago . Hopefully it's still for sale but I never would've been able to buy it within this time and not seeing it anyway. | | | Re: WTB Hobie 16 ready to sail this summer and eventually race
[Re: jtbros]
#259910 05/30/13 05:13 AM 05/30/13 05:13 AM |
Joined: Aug 2011 Posts: 774 Greenville SC bacho
old hand
|
old hand
Joined: Aug 2011
Posts: 774 Greenville SC | I'm planning on looking at boat #1 this weekend, no time for #2 right now too busy and it's 2 hours away and still, no trailer. If I end up buying #1 I'll see if I can have a comptip installed by someone who knows what they're doing at least on the 1986 mast it has. Again I get the trailers I need and all fresh lines and rigging, harnesses, and trap wires, from #1. If the guy gets back to me about the mast he's selling before then I will rethink it but that depends also if he has trailers and rigging. Then with the trailer from boat #1 I'll be able to get the 2008 boat switch out parts depending upon which I'm sailing and work my way from there if all goes well. I asked for a complete list of all the parts missing from the 2008 boat and he hasn't gotten back to me and that was 3 days ago . Hopefully it's still for sale but I never would've been able to buy it within this time and not seeing it anyway. If you buy an 1986 boat, I wouldn't waste the money on a Comp-tip for it unless you put it on a newer boat. I would absolutely buy them both, and when you decided that the Hobie 16 is too slow you should be ale to sell that 2008 for a small profit. | | | Re: WTB Hobie 16 ready to sail this summer and eventually race
[Re: jtbros]
#259917 05/30/13 10:00 AM 05/30/13 10:00 AM |
Joined: May 2013 Posts: 10 jtbros OP
stranger
|
OP
stranger
Joined: May 2013
Posts: 10 | So $100 for lines and rigging? How much do the trapeze wires and harnesses go usually? And is the 1999 mast the same as the current one?
Last edited by jtbros; 05/30/13 11:46 AM.
| | |
|
0 registered members (),
185
guests, and 86
spiders. | Key: Admin,
Global Mod,
Mod | | Forums26 Topics22,405 Posts267,058 Members8,150 | Most Online2,167 Dec 19th, 2022 | | |