srp
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Have just seen an eBay ad for moulds to construct a Cygnet.
The ad number is 330857983970, and it describes the Cygnet as 'also known as a Corribee or Coromandel, which it probably isn't unless I'm missing something.
The entry for the Cygnet in my book Daltons Guide to Yachts of Yesteryear gives the following info:
Mfr Dixon Kerly
Designer Trevor Davis
Construction Wood
LOA 21'4"
LWL 16'8"
Beam 7'
Draft 3'
Displacement 3584 lbs
Ballast 1000 lbs
Sail area 185 sq ft
Aux engine 4hp Stuart Turner petrol
Fule cap 10 gallons
Headroom max 5'
Berths 3-4
An attractive double chine design from the early sixties. Available complete or as a kit for home construction.
Has anyone got a photo of a Cygnet they would be willing to post please?
The ad number is 330857983970, and it describes the Cygnet as 'also known as a Corribee or Coromandel, which it probably isn't unless I'm missing something.
The entry for the Cygnet in my book Daltons Guide to Yachts of Yesteryear gives the following info:
Mfr Dixon Kerly
Designer Trevor Davis
Construction Wood
LOA 21'4"
LWL 16'8"
Beam 7'
Draft 3'
Displacement 3584 lbs
Ballast 1000 lbs
Sail area 185 sq ft
Aux engine 4hp Stuart Turner petrol
Fule cap 10 gallons
Headroom max 5'
Berths 3-4
An attractive double chine design from the early sixties. Available complete or as a kit for home construction.
Has anyone got a photo of a Cygnet they would be willing to post please?