29' Tripp-Lenstch Tripp 29

Price drop. *NOTICE* 3/5/25 Electric Motor currently decommissioned. Needs connections cleaned possibly new motor controller for $116. I DON'T HAVE TIME. PRICE DROPPED 1500 to accommodate! This is most likely a $100 part. $600 if you want to replace the brushless motor completely (link to parts list in article below). Or throw an outboard on it. I DON'T CARE.

1962 Tripp 29 TEAL. Brand new sails. Brand new low friction/high performance main sail track system. Hyrdrovane self-steering wind vane direct drive with auxiliary rudder; rudder and air vanes in good condition. 48 V electric inboard motor conversion. Pro Furl 200S. Coast Guard Documented vessel. See "Equipment" for full gear list refit list.

Teal's sailing resume/known history:
Amsterdam to the east coast (unknown)
Penobscot Bay Maine to Novia Scotia (Circa 2011)
Penobscot Bay Maine (2020-2021)
Gulf of Maine, New England & Cape Cod Canal, Block Island, Long Island Sound, East River, Hudson River, New Jersey Coast, Delaware Bay, Chesapeake Delaware Canal, Chesapeake Bay, Dismal Swamp Canal, Pamlico Sound, Roanoke Island (2021-2022)
Much of the interior has been gutted Needs some seacock maintenance or replacement, a few more leaks/holes (above decks) fixed, and topsides deck refinishing. Or sail it as is, as I have done many times, and many before me. There is a brand new composting toilet Natures Head ready to be installed. Along with lots of other items.
I paid $7K for the boat in May 2021 and clearly have put a lot into it. Priced for quick sale. I am asking $2000

A new Hyrdrovane alone is worth $7K. New sails cover $10k. Profurl $3K. The list goes on. With a little plywood and a haul-out you will have a bullet proof vessel. I simply dont have time. The repairs or upgrades needed for completion are neither expensive or difficult.

This is an intro to the game/yachting for only $2000 so price is firm. Located in Oriental, NC. Call Emily 631 599 8521

For full photo gallery:
dinghydreams.com/tripp-29-for-sale-3500/

Repowered in 2011 with 3KW electric inboard motor Mars Electric ME0201013601 brushless motor replaced (old atomic-4 gas inboard engine).

goodoldboat.com/pdfs/gob78electricauxiliary.pdf

Re-rigged 2011 standing rigging/chain plates, Pro-furl 200S, self-tailing sheet winches

Hyrdrovane self steering wind vane newly machined heading collar. Inspected and rebedded, new knobs. July 2021
Mast dropped and inspected, new halyards topping lift/block, new cypress main sail mast track riser, new bronze machine screws (track screws). July 2021

Replaced locking bronze winches on mast for wire halyards with single speed bronze winches. July 2021

Diver August 2021

Brand new, custom Precision Sails (Victoria, British Columbia, Canada) partial-batten main sail with three reef points. Cross-cut Cloth is Precision 500 Series,ocean-cruising Dacron. Custom stainless steel mast track sliders. August 2021

sailmagazine.com/diy/buying-a-new-main-sail

Brand new Tides Marine high-performance, low friction main sail mast track. Track made from UHMW ultra hi-density, UV stable, abrasion and wear resistant plastic means ease of dropping the main on any point of sail in all conditions. August 2021

Diver, November 2021

Rebedded/refinished forward v-berth bronze ports March 2022

Rebedded/refinished main salon 4 deadlights May 2022

Brand new, custom Evolution Sails Chesapeake, (Deltaville, VA Latell & Ailsworth Sailmakers ) 120% furling Genoa with UV strip. Tri-radial cruising Dacron. October 2022

sailmagazine.com/diy/ready-to-fly-a-new-sail

Brand new/custom canvas Evolution Sails main sail cover Nov 2022

Refinished /rebedded forward hatch/hinges. Rebuilt / Rebedded hatch frame Dec 2023

Rebedded/ new gasket material opening ports midships, September 2024

Diver, November 2024

Bruce anchor and SS rhode/chain, tablet for navigation, 2 electric bilge pumps, manual bilge pump, Origo 1-burner alcohol (non-pressurized) stove gimbaled with pot holders for offshore

more about this boat:
wavetrain.net/2021/03/30/emilys-new-boat-enabling-a-low-budget-boat-flipper/

sailmagazine.com/cruising/escape-from-new-york-part-1

sailmagazine.com/cruising/escape-from-new-york-part-2

issuu.com/spinsheetpublishingcompany/docs/mar_ss_2022

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