Frosty Fleet 9, the only active Cape Cod Frosty fleet, was kind enough to welcome us to come up and check out their boats. They even offered to let us take one for a spin if we had a dry suit. Little did I know that meant that I would sail and RACE (my first dinghy race actually). It was a blast. I stayed in the boat, and FF9 was super patient with a newbie!
4 sheets of 1/4″ Okoume from Boulter Plywood — enough for two boats. Nothing beats a perfect sheet of marine plywood.
(Pro-tip: twist the roof straps so they do not vibrate like crazy for 40 minutes.)
It’s starting to get cold, but I unfortunately do not have a garage or space in the basement to build. I do however have an enclosed tent, and $120 later, a Chinese diesel heater. 😉
The space is dog approved, but they need to go — I keep stepping on them.
What could go wrong?
After writing away to Tom Leach, the plans arrive! It turns out that the prices on http://www.capecodfrosty.org need to updated, so if you write for plans, add $10 to plans and to each sail number! I got three sail numbers so we have enough to technically start our own fleet.
Future home of the Cape Cod Frosty fleet located in Beverly Massachusetts!
