CHELSEA

The “CHELSEA” was purchased by me in 1985 at a marina in Somers Point, NJ after coming back from a trip to Jamaica and and being introduced to sailing on a Sunfish. I took sailing lessons and purchased the boat out of the yard, that same summer.www.gp14thechelsea.com/ to visit the site for more pictures and information about the past 25 years sailing and rebuilding the CHELSEA.I refurbished the wood boat as a project the first winter of 1986 and then had the boat refitted by John Wright boats Conshohocken, PA in 1995.Now, almost 30 years later, I have located the #73 GP14 that had everything except the “Hull”! These items were kept in a barn for more than 30 years.This restoration project will include refurbishing the wood and hardware and replacing the following parts from the #73 (#73 is estimated to have been built in 1951).1) Wooden Mast 2) Wooden Boom 3) Wooden Tiller 4) Sails 5) Bronze rigging hardwareOver the years, the family and I have had the pleasure of sailing the  CHELSEA at following locations: 1) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Currituck_Sound 2) http://www.dcnr.state.pa.us/stateparks/findapark/beltzville/#boating 3) http://www.windsurfnj.org/sites/kennedypark.htm 4) http://www.cooperriveryc.org/

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Rowing version as tender to La Vie en Rose.  Modifications include laminated frames instead of th

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LA VIE EN ROSE

See “LA VIE EN ROSE — A collaborative masterpiece by owner, designer, and builder,” by Bruce Hala