Hi William,
Good to hear the boat is really fixed up and, I guess, ready to go.
With regard to not having the original sails it may be a mixed blessing. On the one hand, the original sails would probably have a sail number with which one could find out about the boat's history and previous owners. By searching the old Falcon Class Books there is a lot of information about the boat owners from that time.
For new sails, the 1966 Class Book has sail dimensions on pages 9 and 10 at
http://www.falconsailboats.org/files/19 ... nClass.pdfJust bought a new Code Zero for our other boat last year and the price was, I think, quite good. I shopped a number of Sail Lofts and mail-order outfits and Precision Sails on Vancouver Island is where I bought the asymmetrical spinnaker from. Back in the day the Falcons flew a full symmetrical spinnaker but for a non-racing, short handed crew the asymmetrical would be a nice way to go. The Falcon is an exciting boat to sail without being a full-fledged out-and-out racing boat. Nice and dry and comfortable. Great performing family boat.
Please let us know about any new developments and how it goes.
-= John =-