CAPTAIN FANTASTIC
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This is my Atlantic crossing FRANCES 26 - enjoy. - http://www.ybw.com/boats-for-sale/6827437?currency=
Solid classic yacht
This is my Atlantic crossing FRANCES 26 - enjoy. - http://www.ybw.com/boats-for-sale/6827437?currency=
A bit more flat keel to sit on would be better!
Room for one more little one?
But if all we cared about was efficiency, we'd be sailing trimarans anyway.
I think that the international H boat might qualify as a classic GRP yacht
Designed in 1967 by Hans Groop with over 5000 built and still in production.
I owned one for a couple of years and only sold it as I wanted a larger boat for cruising and bought her big sister
The H323
That's a nice one, what is it?
...and where do you make the tea?
...and where’s the anchor...?
Thanks, she's an Osprey. 17ft 6" x 5ft 9".
In a flask, in advance...although there's room on the floor for a stove, if the motion permits.
Teeny danforth, masses of space ahead of the mast below the foredeck. I could fit a couple of slim blondes in there.
Easy to see the original lines of the earlier wood Mk1 boats, pre-GRP. Mine's a Mk2, probably hull 937 from the very early 1970s.
Here’s ours.
Lots of nice GRP 'classics' in this thread. This is mine, a Peter Brett Rival 41C built by Southern Boat Building at Woolston in 1973.
DSCF2656 by Rival Sailor, on Flickr