Agreed PinBax seem to have very little,  although they do have some.   Personally I find their choice of stocks not aesthetically pleasing,  and I would distrust plywood for rudder blades,  just as it is a big NO NO for centreboards,  and for the same reason  –  the material is designed to be equally strong in both directions,  but that is achieved only at the cost of much-needed strength in the one direction in which (for this application) it matters!    (Every time I hear of a GP14 breaking its centreboard I always ask “Was it a plywood one”?   The score to date is 100%!)

I suspect that you will have a laborious and not very rewarding search,  unfortunately.

But if you are thinking of buying new,  why not approach one of our builders who works in wood,  and ask what they can offer you.   They may well be able (and willing) to build you a wooden stock and blade at a price competitive with Milanes or Pinbax,  and it may be more to your liking.   There are a handful of builders to choose from.

Hope this helps,

Oliver

Have you tried Winder boats? or Butler Boats?

They must get their stocks from somewhere.

Since Butler produce composite (epoxy and wood) boats they may well be able to help with a rudder stock that is visually acceptable for a wooden boat  –  you may not necessarily want one styled for an out and out plastic race machine!   It is at least worth asking them.

On a lighter note,  I do enjoy the unfortunate spelling error on their website (albeit that there are several other spelling errors elsewhere on the site);   “…  our composite racing GP14 and the Training and cursing GP.”

I can imagine that trainees may indeed have occasion for cursing,  when Sod’s Law happens to them!

Oliver