Mystery Trailer Sailer from the past

Any ideas as to what she might be? Seller states; no HIN, no sails for logo ID and 19 feet. Don't think she is an early Sailstar Orion, nor an O'day.

 

I don't have any idea, sorry, but I do like that impressive sheer line - the cabin blends in to it very nicely.
I am intrigued by the dinghy style daggerboard sticking up in the bridgedeck abaft the cabin.

How much are they asking for her?
Would the trailer along with a mast and rig be included in the price?

 

Very 'swoopy' overall, guessing 1960's?

Offest companionway, coaming, daggerboard. in cockpit...just need the right old timer to recognize it.

In Minnesota, the red sticker near the bow numbers would have year/make/model.

Is the boat from Massachusetts? Sometimes the first two letters are not 100% aligned with standard state abbreviations:

Mass Miss Mich
USCG MS MI MC
USPS MA MS MI

 

She's modeled after the old centerboard Muscongus Bay sloops. The hull mold might have been splashed from one. Very common way to stay busy in the winters during the 60's was to gear up for fiberglass rather than buy a new boat every few years.

 

*UPDATE* ~ Received additional information ... Boat is a pre-HIN production vessel, hull number was assigned by state. Upon owner's closer inspection, an original Sailstar Boat Company mfg. tag was discovered affixed inside the cabin under multiple layers of paint. Possibly, with careful removal of the reaming paint, the company's assigned hull number might then indicate the exact make/model. Closer inspection of the provided images appear to show wood(?) or ply superstructure. Possibly the cabin/deck configuration was 'custom' and not fiberglass from a mold.

 

She's the Sailstar Corinthian 19 designed by Carl Alberg. I remember seeing the Bristol version in the Cheaspeake Bay in the early '70s, but I was five at the time and didn't know the name. Bristol bought Sailstar in '71.

https://sailboatdata.com/sailboat/bristol-19-sailstar-corinthian-19/

https://sailboatdata.com/designer/alberg-carl/

 

Maybe a Conquest instead of a Corinthian?

"Originally part of Sailstar line, before the company was purchased by Bristol Yachts.
See BRISTOL 19 (SAILSTAR CORINTHIAN 19).
Sailstar also offered a keel/centerboard model in this same size range called the CONQUEST, designed by Paul Coble, of which, very few were built."- Sailboatdata

https://sailboatdata.com/sailboat/conquest-sailstar/

 

She looks to have more shear than either of those examples. The Hull # looks like it's just a production number, 069*8 or something, what I can make out from the photo.

The bottom configuration doesn't match the Conquest 19. I also think she looks closer to 21 feet, but it is hard to tell.

I found this old brochure. I would say, Sea Sprite Day Sailer 22-1/2'.
1965 Choose Your Next Boat Sailstar Sailboat Boats Vintage Print Ad A5 | eBay https://www.ebay.com/itm/185775408871

-Will

 

Although I think these Sea Sprites have 'long keels', rather than a daggerboard?