ZIP
ZIP is a 1953 Sunfish, one of the first 20 built at Alcort for friends of the founders. She was acquired in 2013 and restored by Kent Lewis, and now sails Florida waters.
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ZIP is a 1953 Sunfish, one of the first 20 built at Alcort for friends of the founders. She was acquired in 2013 and restored by Kent Lewis, and now sails Florida waters.
Purchased from the Lowestoft UK International Boat Building College in December 2014, she is now in Dorset, England, chocked and ready for interior refit. Rudder unshipped, gudgeons and pintles refurbished.
Construction began December 5th, 1953 at Morse Boatbuilding in Thomaston, Maine delivered May 1st
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