Pearson 323

Robert's post on standing rigging got me thinking....I still have the original wire/rope halyards

I remember when I replaced the forestay on a previous boat, all I did was remove the old one and take

Although not that experienced, I am willing to give it a go. It you can contact Dave, please let him

Sorry to say that Wind Drifter has been sold. A day of mixed feelings - sad to see a good old boat go

You would have to then modify your main sail. Leave the boom alone and just modify the mainsail to

Hi Bob, I am new to posting to the P323 group so you may have received this post already by email. I

I went to Home Depot and purchased a variety of small wire shelves. Some of them are free standing

Been trying to trace the bonding system, as I noticed a couple of through-hulls are not connected.

Sorry to hear that Dave. Hope it means you're going up to a bigger Pearson! :) Will you be

I re-powered my 1982 Pearson 323 last spring with a Beta Marine, Beta 28. Installation pictures and

Neil - Netanya Is parting out his MDC11 and replacing it with a Beta 28. I'm hoping he will let

Hello, I recently purchased a 323 . The original stern ladder is missing. The mounting hardware is

Chuck Johansen asked that I pass on this message: Sorry to say - Prophecy is up for sale. If anyone

The original Volvos used in the 323 were raw water cooled so they will run cooler than a fresh water

Received this message below from someone looking for a 323. He's located in Canada. Does anyone

Why all this time and money? The 323 is structurally superior to most stock boats in today's

A good tip I had - apologies if obvious - leave one bolt partially unscrewed on the shaft. When I

The notches are not a design feature. The masthead sheaves will accept line and wire. The standard

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