dancrane
Well-known member
I'm a dinghy sailor, don't know a thing about speedboats. But I always liked the little Plancraft designs, which to me, resembled pocket versions of James Bond's boats.
I think I liked the fact that they had proper seats - buckets or a bench - low down behind a windscreen.
When I see new designs, they seem to have a high-riding centre console which (to me) is as ugly as it is exposed, with passengers looking like riders on a mechanical rodeo.
Does anybody still build a traditional low-profile small skiboat, with seating like a saloon car? I expect I'm thinking of an outboarder, though I like the slick inboard shapes.
Is anyone still turning out Plancraft hulls? Or something very similar?
I think I liked the fact that they had proper seats - buckets or a bench - low down behind a windscreen.
When I see new designs, they seem to have a high-riding centre console which (to me) is as ugly as it is exposed, with passengers looking like riders on a mechanical rodeo.
Does anybody still build a traditional low-profile small skiboat, with seating like a saloon car? I expect I'm thinking of an outboarder, though I like the slick inboard shapes.
Is anyone still turning out Plancraft hulls? Or something very similar?