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Restoration, remodeling, and revival of a 1974 Hunter 25 sailboat by John Cherubini Jr (whose dad designed it) - or: what happens when a professional boatbuilder and sailboat rigger rebuilds a classic yacht.

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09 December 2011

Lost Star Yacht Club’s restoration-project quiz

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An informative and entertaining self-examination Anyone involved in restoring his own boat for any length of time will readily recogniz...
26 October 2011

The quarter berth

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The first-series H25 came with a 12-foot-long berth to port.  Having come up with the original concept for this interior when I was 14 or 1...
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Reverse-Mooyock technology

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  My cousin Rick has a philosophy by which he believes that sometimes the best solution is the simplest.  We were talking about a C44 that w...

The bridge deck

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  One of the periennial drawbacks of the 1972-1978 series of the H25 is the lack of a mainsail sheet traveler.  Some clever people have fabr...

Fairing the keel

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  Apparently the mold from which this all-lead keel came wasn’t perfect.  One side is definitely better shaped than the other.  Someone at H...

The keel-hull joint.

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This was the single most problematic fault with the condition of the boat as I got it and, as it turns out, one of the most easily remedied....
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