The class association for Rhodes 19 sailboats.
A large branch fell on my boat during hurricane Ian and broke the mast. It was built in 2000 and is a center board model. I do not know yet, but am guessing the insurance Co. is not going to cover it. Any leads on a good used one greatly appreciated.
941-375-9954
Trailer for sale. Truro, MA. $1500 OBO. Contact Robert Knight, rbknight73@gmail.com
Professionally maintained and regularly updated by (Boaters Choice Elite Fleet Award winning) Safe Harbor Great Island. Roller furling Jib (2017) and new ribs and floorboards (2019).
Includes racing and working sets of sails, spinnaker, (2) mooring covers, lifting harness, and trailer.
REDUCED Asking $6,500
Please text Eric at 617-697-1651
Read the Spring mainsheet here
Sadly, it’s come time for us to part ways with our beloved “You Sexy Thing” #2003.
Superb racing record having won East Coasts, Marblehead Race Week and always top finisher in many Nationals.
Excellent condition. All work done by Chris Small and Kenny Harvey (ribs, keel, bottom, painting, topsides, replaced chainplates, standing rigging, etc.)
Boat is at minimum weight. Two Doyle mains, two Doyle jibs, spinnaker. Good road ready trailer. Mark Lindsay rudder,
lifting bridle, cover.
Well maintained, fast and seeking a good home.
Please contact Michael Carpenter (781 439-9746) michael.carpenter@comcast.net Boat is located in Reading, MA
1977 Rhodes 19 for sale with excellent trailer, located near Cape Coral, Florida. This is the centerboard model. All rigging is in excellent condition. It has new floors, as well as the optional floor boards and traveler. Sails are also excellent. We bought a larger boat to cruise here in SW Florida. It has a one year old cockpit/boom cover and seat cushions. It is ready to sail. Asking $7500.00. Call Jim, 860-608-1158 or jimfri29@gmail.com.
Read the December 2021 Mainsheet here.
trailer available $800
Marc
502.718.2969
Thank you to Matt Murphy for sharing this article about the Rhodes 19 – just appeared in Small Boats Magazine
Congratulations to Steve Clancy and Marty Gallagher for winning the 2021 Rhodes 19 Nationals. They prevailed over a deep competitive 31 boat fleet. They also took home the “Wet Bottom” trophy for best finish by a wetsailed boat and the “Jensen” trophy (best finish for skipper over 60).
Second was Joe Fava and Elise Nash, who also won the “Norm Cressy” perpetual (2nd place) and the “Don Quixote” (best finish by sailor never before in the top 5).
Third were Will and Tom Dailey, who also won the “Novice” trophy (best finish for a 1st time nationals competitor).
Fourth were Nat and Jim Taylor, fifth were Kim and Christina Pandapas.
Travel Trophy – Tim Maye
Corinthian – Bridget Hickey
Fleet – Fleet 5
Congratulations to all.
full results at 2021.rhodes19.org