Sprinta Sport 23 moulds and toolong

[custom30]

ZFor sale...sprinta sport 23 moulds and tooling...includes Hall Spars mast and boom....Mars Metal keel ...some rigging and parts etc...2 piece hull mould 1 piece deck mould...deck and hull get joined together inside mould...for a 1 piece finished product...email for more info

[custom30]

all this can be had for 5000.00 canadian

[RVH]

may be interested. are you still interested in making updates to the design?

[custom30]

Just what do you have in mind. Everything I have listed in the ad is new except for the moulds. They are very well built and were built in Holland. I will try to answer any questions that you have.

[jim lee]

Is there some sort of licence nessisary to build a "class" Sprinta Sport?

-jim lee

[custom30]

No that was given up when we purchased the moulds. I do have all the documentation pertaining to the boat from Dehler Germany to build the boat to its class rules. The price that I am asking is a very good value. A new Hall spar and boom is roughly $3500 U.S. dollars alone. And it also comes with the other items I mentioned. I have owned other Sprintas and still have one that I sail.

[kleinbones]

How long have you had possesion of these moulds? I seen a similar or the same add a while back and could not get in touch with the individual. When was the last time these moulds were used? What is the condition? Do you have recent pictures? I currently have a Sprinta Sport in dire needs of a new deck in which I'm preparing to re-core. Were these the originals moulds used to produce the Sprinta Sports in the Brighton Ontario plant? I am interested so please let me know your responses to the above questions.

Regards,

Jim Kauppila

[custom30]

Yes these are the Original Moulds. They are in pretty good shape and there would be no problem pulling some hulls and decks from them. The deck mould actually sits on top of the hull mould the same way that the boat is built so they get protected from the weather. any other questions please just ask

[custom30]

We have owned these moulds since Brighton went under. There have been 7 boats pulled from them.