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![]() I am considering a 1982 Cal 30 for bay and coastal cruising near the Houston - Galveston area. The plan would be to leave the boat with one of the local charter sail organizations that would provide docking and light maintenance of the boat. They indicated that they would anticipate good rentals for such a boat, assuming that it is surveyed and shown to be in good condition, but they would not accept it unless the existing tiller steering mechanism can be converted to wheel steering. - They tell me that there are shops in the area who can do such work for around $1,000 to $1,500. Does anyone have any experience or information concerning such a conversion? Someone suggested that Cal, or another marine equipment source, may be able to provide a kit of necessary components for installing the wheel. I would also be interested in any comments from those with experience re the Cal 30. I have sailed a somewhat larger Cal (33?) and was impressed with it as a stable though perhaps not very speedy boat, suitable for "near-shore" blue water sailing. Thanks, Jim Cate |
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