1971 CAL 34 trailor specs

Hi all I bought a 71 cal 34 this past fall, I"m looking for a shiping company to truck it from Milwauke to Bathurst Canada, 2500KM"s. If I can"t find one another option would be to build my own trailor and go pick it up myself. Would anybody have one for sail or rent or have the specs so that I could possibly build one?? Thanks Chuck

--- In Ca… [at] yahoogroups.com, "calll34" <calll34@...> wrote: > > Hi all > I bought a 71 cal 34 this past fall, I"m looking for a shiping company > to truck it from Milwauke to Bathurst Canada, 2500KM"s. > If I can"t find one another option would be to build my own trailor > and go pick it up myself. > Would anybody have one for sail or rent or have the specs so that I > could possibly build one?? There are Cal 40 trailers used for shipping them in transit from Hawaii. I don't know who built them but I can inquire. The Cal 34 would be a similar configuration and the lines would help a trailer builder get it to fit. I would think that you could take the measurements and some photos to a custom trailer builder. Then you could use the trailer for winter storage. When I was a kid in Chicago, our next door neighbors kept their sailboat on a trailer in their side yard during the winter. It was probably 25 feet long, looking back, but the same principle applies. Mike Kennedy Conquest Cal 40 # 96 > > Thanks > Chuck >

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