Cox 21,any body ever owned one if so ?

[Madhatter]

Just out of curiosity I would like to know more about this little 21 footer

 

[FullCircle]

There is one for sale at Bridgemarsh Island called Tardis. Looks quite sleek,
As a 21, I think it is actually 23.....dunno anything else.

 

[DownWest]

Um, the old man designed it. Cox insisted on twin keels, so he did some inclined foils and a fin option. I did a bit of the ergonomics on the deck moulding. Never got to sail one, but one did a transat. I gather they sail quite well and the asymetric keels worked fine, tho the fin was better.

It was 21ft.

 

[MrCramp]

Um, the old man designed it. Cox insisted on twin keels, so he did some inclined foils and a fin option. I did a bit of the ergonomics on the deck moulding. Never got to sail one, but one did a transat. I gather they sail quite well and the asymetric keels worked fine, tho the fin was better.

It was 21ft.

So do you know anything about the Cox 22 motor sailer? I wanted to know whether the Swin ranger 22 was the same hull and if the boats are related.

PS. Sorry for the thread drift.

 

[taz]

I was considering a trailer sailor as I`m leaning towards gaining a little experience before getting a larger boat. I quite like the compactness, I would also be interested in feedback to your enquiry.

This seemd quite a nice one.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Cox-21-Bilge-...484418901&po=&ps=63&clkid=7165459555342358090

 

[DownWest]

Thanks Taz, he says 23ft. I assume that includes the rudder. Looks a very nice example. Father liked performance boats, so within the constraints of the design brief, I would expect it to go well. Hence his fine tuning of the keels and the fin option, which Cox were not interested in, but did sell.

MrCramp, can't help there, I don't think father had much input in the 22, if any.

 

[taz]

Thanks Taz, he says 23ft. I assume that includes the rudder. Looks a very nice example. Father liked performance boats, so within the constraints of the design brief, I would expect it to go well. Hence his fine tuning of the keels and the fin option, which Cox were not interested in, but did sell.

MrCramp, can't help there, I don't think father had much input in the 22, if any.

Yes I think you`re right about being 21` if you look at the link(just noticed) it says "cox 21"