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We Found a 1979 Cal 39 That’s Been Sitting in a Barn for 10 Years | Tour
@boatfools #Cal39MKII #billlapworth #sailboat #boattour #sailboatreview We Found a 1979 Cal 39 That’s Been Sitting in a Barn for 10 Years | Tour What happens when a beautiful classic sailboat gets forgotten in a boat barn for a decade? We found out. This **1979 Cal 39 MKII** has been sitting quietly for roughly 10 years—and somehow, it looks like time forgot about it, too. The interior is mint, the dodger looks almost new, the sails look like they’ve barely been used, and the **Perkins 4-108 diesel is clean as a whistle**. Commission the engine, drop her in the water, bend on the sails…and go sailing. And this isn't just any old fiberglass cruiser. The **Cal 39 MKII was designed by the legendary Bill Lapworth**, the man behind the groundbreaking **Cal 40**, a boat that helped change the course of offshore sailboat racing and influenced an entire generation of modern sailboat design. **Save the Day Jay** joined me for this one, and let's just say…we were blown away by what we found. CHAPTERS: 00:00 Intro 00:55 Cal 39 Overview 02:00 A Little Bit Of History 03:23 Keel, Hull & Rudder 07:53 Up On Deck 12:10 In The Cockpit 16:15 Below Deck! 22:13 The Diesel 31:53 Head and V-Berth 36:30 Final Thoughts. Wow! In this episode of **BoatFools Sailing**, we take a close look at this remarkable Cal 39 MKII—its condition, construction, systems, engine, interior, rig and all the things that make these classic California-built sailboats so interesting. Could this be one of those rare old boats that just needs someone to wake it back up? You be the judge. FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT: scott@rocknaks.com **BoatFools Sailing — Real Boat Reviews, How-To & Laughs.** We believe you don't need a brand-new yacht to go cruising. Sometimes, the best boats are the ones that have been patiently waiting for someone to bring them back to life.

