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On Tue, 9 Sep 2003 22:24:36 -0500, "Wayne" wrote:
the "chameleon" dinghy by danny green, c/o offshore designs ltd., p.o.box ge213, st.george's, bermuda ge bx. it is a brillant design, we built one and have seen rowed three others in various states of finish. check our boat building skills out at wwwsailorgirl.com I don't see the whole thread of this message so this may have been discussed but take a look at the FB11 in the small boats secton of www.bateau.com . k.t.h wrote: Hi, due to space and access dificulties I'm trying to find information on building a sectional, bolt together, boat. SNIP I'm thinking of something like a 14 foot dinghy built in two sections but an open canoe or anything is ok, I don't intend use in heavy seas but being confident it will hold together in a bit of chop would be nice. Primary use is with small 2-3hp outboard but easy rowing would be nice. |
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