INVESTIGATOR 563

looks great ron. i will be there monday night with the front piece of lead.

great to here you got home safely ron. welcome to the forum. looking forward to pics as you progress with the resto.

she went to a new home tonight. the new owner is a tsp'er who is going to join the investigator forum. nice bloke, he also owns a hood 20 which he restored and sails out of williamstown.

its the blue hull/project on ebay oz. i don't know how to post a link.

hello everyone. i have just purchased a comet 20 because it was ready to sail apart from a clean and refitting the gunnel strip. i have put my investigator project on ebay. it will be sad to see it go but i am struggling to get time to work on it. i would like to continue to be a member even though ...

i have purchased some 7/8 hardwood for my handrails on cabin top, do i need to use backing plates under the nuts or is the glass strong enough to get away with flat washers. i am going to drill and through bolt instead of screws.

terrific pics. i have to fit a channel and make a new wash board so these are just what i need. what about 10mm perspex for a see through wash board. would it be to flimsy.

Brendan, I was delighted to see you posted a pic of the Investigator 563 on a boat design forum. It does satisfy most of the requirments of the OP. (Original Poster for those who do not do much trawling of such sites.) no worrys ian, i tried to put it on here but i need to resize my pics. i have be...

Mate sorry to take so long to add to your thread but I could not find where I had put this pic. This shows the jib rigging, skip the pulley block for tensioning if you wish . I use a small tent spring and clip for tensioning the down haul. Furlers are not liked by all 563 owners but if you have the...

Mine has a tapered mast so it must be off something else at some time.