small fiberglass hydroplane molds CHEAP

Discussion in 'Fiberglass and Composite Boat Building' started by mitchblack, May 22, 2006.

  1. mitchblack
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    mitchblack New Member

    About 15 years ago I aquired the molds[finished on INSIDE but rough fiberglass on outside] and was told that they were for a hydoplane.
    There are 2 molds, a hull mold and a deck mold, and have a approx. 3' oval opening about 3/4 of the way back from the bow with a approx. 14" X14" opening imediatly behind the cockpit. They make a shallow draft ,single hull boat 9'6" long by4'3" wide.
    I am NEVER going to get this project off of the ground and would like to get rid of the molds. I live in Northern San Diego, Ca. so you would have to manage to pick them up or shipping.
    This is pretty much a "first come, first served" item, as they ARE going away soon.
    My intererests are old outboards, sailboats[ I have a 35' Yorktown sloop],fishing and other water based activities.
    Anyone interested in trading for, or buying these should contact me at:
    Mitch Black
    mitchblack111@yahoo.com
    OR
    619 804 6958
     
    mitchblack, May 22, 2006
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  2. georgiahemi
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    georgiahemi Junior Member

    molds

    I am very interested in the molds you have posted. I live in georgia, but I have a discount thru FED EX Frieght, so can you email me some pictures and the price?

    Thanks
     
    georgiahemi, May 25, 2006
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  3. mitchblack
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    mitchblack New Member

    I am in San Diego Ca.and would sure be glad to see someone get some use from them!
    As to the price, if you pay me for my time and whatever expences that I incur getting them to Fedex,that would be fine.
    Does Fedex crate them for shipping?
    Also, if possible I sure would like a picture or two of your finished project.
    Why don't you call me?
    619 804 6958
    Later
    Mitch Black
     
    mitchblack, May 25, 2006
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  4. georgiahemi
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    georgiahemi Junior Member

    hydroplane molds

    Do you have any pictures you can send me. I would like to see them before I make any decisions.

    Thanks
     
    georgiahemi, May 26, 2006
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  5. mitchblack
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    mitchblack New Member

    I don't own a digital camera, looks like I should buy one soon!
    I will borrow one and try to master one enough to get you some pics but it may take a day or two.
    Please send me your URL so that I can contact you directly.
    Mine is mitchblack@yahoo.com
    Later
    Mitch
     
    mitchblack, May 26, 2006
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  6. mitchblack
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    mitchblack New Member

    pics of hydroplane molds

    I have the pics of these molds.
    Please send me your email address as I am not competent enough to get them on this forum.
    mitchblack111@yahoo.com
    OR
    619 804 6958
     
    mitchblack, May 30, 2006
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