I've got an old Manta 1 Landsailer (now called a WindJammer) that I just haven't been using like I thought I would. It's pretty old but is in pretty good shape, could use a paint job. When I got it I had to replace a support bar that runs from the rear axle to the front wheel because it had broke. I actually replaced both sides. I'm not sure how big the sail is, i'd say at least 5m if not bigger. It has some holes in the sleeve for the mast, but not on the actual sail. The wheels/tires were rotten when I bought it so I replaced them with some wheels from a hand truck so I could get a little use out of it. It would have to be a local sale since these weren't meant to be broken down like a blokart, plus the mast is like 20 feet long. I can help with delivery within a reasonable distance in this region. Can also be delivered to Wildwood. If there is any genuine interest let me know and I can get it set up and take some pictures. Thanks!

I'm a little interested.
Put a price on it and we will go from there.
Thanks!
Don

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Originally posted by kiteplace I'm a little interested. Put a price on it and we will go from there. Thanks! Don

$500 obo?

Don you would look cool on the beach in that thing.:bigok: I wish I had the money and DIDN'T have a home brew one in the garage!!

If I was closer I would consider it. We have a chubasco we use but it's a big steel monster

Price is doable.
I'm loosing interest because I have storage problems.
Don't know why my wife won't give up her garage space for more of my toys? :puzzled:

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Originally posted by kiteplace Price is doable. I'm loosing interest because I have storage problems. Don't know why my wife won't give up her garage space for more of my toys? :puzzled:

Yeah, that's the drawback to these, they're not very compact compared to the likes of a blokart. If you can get wife on board with some storage space let me know and we can work out the details.

I store mine in the garage up right takes up minimal space. It is mounted on my vertical hitch transporter, i remove the assy from vehicle and roll it on the rear wheels into the garage it is self supporting just leans a little - works for me....