The boat is one of the true classics. Its a Herreshoff 12 1/2, but with a cuddy
and a Marconi rig. The 12 1/2 has a larger cockpit and usually has a gaff.

Cape Cod Shipbuilding is one the oldest builders, and one of the first to go to
fiberglass. The built, for instance, the Mercury's used by Community Sailing
and other public programs.

http://www.capecodshipbuilding.com/


"felton" wrote in message
...
While at the boat this weekend, I happened upon a Cape Cod Bullseye
sitting on a trailer with a For Sale sign on it. Perhaps these are
common elsewhere, but I had never seen one before and was admiring it,
as best I could as it was covered and the rig was down, but it really
looked like a boat that would be beautiful to look at and fun to sail
in the right conditions. I am not really looking for one, but I would
appreciate any experienced observations of this little beauty. It was
a 1993 model and looked brand new.

Thanks

Thanks Jeff. Sometimes you see a boat and say, "I have to take a
closer look". This was one of those times



On Sun, 1 Aug 2004 21:13:39 -0400, "Jeff Morris"
wrote:

The boat is one of the true classics. Its a Herreshoff 12 1/2, but with a cuddy
and a Marconi rig. The 12 1/2 has a larger cockpit and usually has a gaff.

Cape Cod Shipbuilding is one the oldest builders, and one of the first to go to
fiberglass. The built, for instance, the Mercury's used by Community Sailing
and other public programs.

http://www.capecodshipbuilding.com/


"felton" wrote in message
.. .
While at the boat this weekend, I happened upon a Cape Cod Bullseye
sitting on a trailer with a For Sale sign on it. Perhaps these are
common elsewhere, but I had never seen one before and was admiring it,
as best I could as it was covered and the rig was down, but it really
looked like a boat that would be beautiful to look at and fun to sail
in the right conditions. I am not really looking for one, but I would
appreciate any experienced observations of this little beauty. It was
a 1993 model and looked brand new.

Thanks