At 05:18 PM 05/01/2000 +0000, you wrote:
>I bought a 1988 HMS Potter 19 that has been stored outside on its
>trailer since 1990. Some parts are missing (gooseneck) and others I can't identify (looks like a window shade, 4X6 ft., made of light sailcloth).
The only thing I can think of is a boom shade of some sort, although the measurements seem a bit short for that. Does it have sleeves for a dowel at each end.
>I'm hoping someone can point me to a source for a manual
>and suchlike info.
If you're not in a big hurry I'll make a copy of my 1989 "manual" - I use the term loosely and you should form your expectations accordingly - and send it to you. All I ask in return is that you do the same for the next person. (A better alternative would be that someone with the time and the equipment scan it and make it available electronically. Unfortunately, I have neither.)
(I suppose there are copyright issues here. Hopefully, given the age of the source, IM won't get fussy about it.)
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