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11 METER OD *(U)* | | 90 |
11 METER OD ODR *(U)* | | 75 |
1D 35 | | 36 |
1D 48 | | -42 |
30 SQUARE METER *(U)* | | 138 |
5.5 METER ODR *(U)* | | 156 |
6 METER ODR *(U)* Modern | | 108 |
6 METER ODR *(U)* Pre WW2 | | 150 |
8 METER Modern | | 72 |
8 METER Pre WW2 | | 111 |
ABBOTT 33 | | 126 |
ABBOTT 36 | | 102 |
ABLE 20 | | 288 |
ABLE 42 | | 141 |
ADHARA 30 | | 90 |
AERODYNE 38 | | 42 |
AERODYNE 38 CARBON | | 39 |
AERODYNE 43 | | 12 |
AKILARIA class 40 RC1 | | -6/3 |
AKILARIA Class 40 RC2 | | -9/0 |
AKILARIA Class 40 RC3 | | -12/-3 |
ALAJUELA 33 | | 198 |
ALAJUELA 38 | | 216 |
ALBERG 29 | | 225 |
ALBERG 30 | | 228 |
ALBERG 35 | | 201 |
ALBERG 37 YAWL | | 162 |
ALBIN 7.9 | | 234 |
ALBIN BALLAD 30 | | 186 |
ALBIN CUMULUS | | 189 |
ALBIN NIMBUS 42 | | 99 |
ALBIN NOVA 33 | | 159 |
ALBIN STRATUS | | 150 |
ALBIN VEGA 27 | | 246 |
Alden 42 CARAVELLE | | 159 |
ALDEN 43 SD SM | | 120 |
ALDEN 44 | | 111 |
ALDEN 44-2 | | 105 |
ALDEN 45 | | 87 |
ALDEN 46 | | 84 |
ALDEN 54 | | 57 |
ALDEN CHALLENGER | | 156 |
ALDEN DOLPHIN | | 126 |
ALDEN MALABAR JR | | 264 |
ALDEN PRISCILLA | | 228 |
ALDEN SEAGOER | | 141 |
ALDEN TRIANGLE | | 228 |
ALERION XPRS 20 *(U)* | | 249 |
ALERION XPRS 28 | | 168 |
ALERION XPRS 28 WJ | | 180 |
ALERION XPRS 28-2 (150+) | | 165 |
ALERION XPRS 28-2 SD | | 171 |
ALERION XPRS 28-2 WJ | | 174 |
ALERION XPRS 30 | | 144 |
ALERION XPRS 33 | | 120 |
ALERION XPRS 33 SD | | 132 |
ALERION XPRS 33 Sport | | 108 |
ALERION XPRS 38Y ODR | | 129 |
ALERION XPRS 38-2 | | 111 |
ALERION XPRS 38-2 SD | | 117 |
ALERION 21 | | 231 |
ALERION 41 | | 99/111 |
ALLIED MISTRESS 39 | | 186 |
ALLIED PRINCESS 36 | | 210 |
ALLIED SEABREEZE 35 | | 189 |
ALLIED SEAWIND 30 | | 246 |
ALLIED SEAWIND 32 | | 240 |
ALLIED XL2 42 | | 138 |
ALLMAND 31 | | 189 |
ALLMAND 35 | | 156 |
ALOHA 10.4 | | 162 |
ALOHA 30 | | 144 |
ALOHA 32 | | 171 |
ALOHA 34 | | 162 |
ALOHA 8.5 | | 198 |
AMEL SUPER MARAMU | | 120 |
AMEL SUPER MARAMU 2000 | | 138 |
AMERICAN 17 *(U)* | | 216 |
AMERICAN 21 | | 306 |
AMERICAN 26 | | 288 |
AMF 2100 | | 231 |
ANDREWS 26 | | 144 |
ANDREWS 36 | | 87 |
ANTRIM 27 | | 87 |
APHRODITE 101 | | 135 |
APHRODITE 101 ODR | | 141 |
APOGEE 50 | | 66 |
APOGEE 58 | | 30 |
AQUARIUS 21 | | 273 |
AQUARIUS 23 | | 294 |
Archambault A31 Aluminum rig | | 111 |
Archambault A35 | | 69 |
Archambault A40RC Bulb Keel | | 36 |
ARCONA 430 | | 42 |
ATLANTIC 50 | | -30 |
ATLANTIC ONE DESIGN ODR *(U) | | 156 |
AVANCE 245 | | 201 |
AVANCE 33 | | 150 |
AVANCE 36 | | 126 |
AVANCE 40 CB | | 102 |
B-25 | | 141 |
B-25 ODR | | 138 |
B-32 IB | | 72 |
B-32 OB | | 66 |
BABA 40 | | 183 |
BALBOA 26 | | 225 |
BALTIC 33 | | 150 |
BALTIC 35 | | 117 |
BALTIC 35 VTM | | 111 |
BALTIC 37 | | 114 |
BALTIC 38DP | | 96 |
BALTIC 39 | | 99 |
BALTIC 40 | | 84 |
BALTIC 42 C+C | | 72 |
BALTIC 42DP | | 69 |
BALTIC 42DP CB | | 87 |
BALTIC 43 | | 63 |
BALTIC 43 TM | | 57 |
BALTIC 46 | | 84 |
BALTIC 47 | | 12 |
BALTIC 48 DP | | 45 |
BALTIC 51 | | 45 |
BALTIC 51 CB | | 51 |
BALTIC 52 | | 15 |
BALTIC 55 WK | | 33 |
BALTIC 55 | | 21 |
BALTIMORE CLIPPER | | 54 |
BAR HARBOR 30 | | 120 |
BARNEGAT 20 *(U)* | | 228 |
BAVARIA 1130 | | 117 |
BAVARIA 31 CLASSIC SD | | 177 |
BAVARIA 32 | | 153 |
BAVARIA 34 Speed | | 144 |
BAVARIA 38 CRUISER | | 120 |
BAVARIA 39 | | 105 |
BAVARIA 40 | | 105 |
BAVARIA 42 OCEAN | | 99 |
BAVARIA 890 | | 189 |
BAVARIA 960 | | 165 |
BAYFIELD 29 | | 237 |
BAYFIELD 32 | | 228 |
BB10 | | 126 |
BELLIURE 12.5 | | 81 |
BENETEAU 10R | | 81 |
BENETEAU 210 | | 195 |
BENETEAU 235 | | 195 |
BENETEAU 235 WK | | 201 |
BENETEAU 265 | | 189 |
BENETEAU 285 | | 183 |
BENETEAU 285 WK | | 192 |
BENETEAU 29 | | 171 |
BENETEAU 30 | | 180 |
BENETEAU 305 | | 168 |
BENETEAU 30E | | 162 |
BENETEAU First 30 Sprit | | 96 |
BENETEAU 310 | | 138 |
BENETEAU 310 SD | | 147 |
BENETEAU 310 TM | | 132 |
BENETEAU 32 FR | | 135 |
BENETEAU 32 MH IK | | 144 |
BENETEAU 323 | | 147 |
BENETEAU 325 TM | | 144 |
BENETEAU 32s5 WK | | 153 |
BENETEAU 33.7 DK | | 120 |
BENETEAU 343 | | 147 |
BENETEAU 345 TM | | 120 |
BENETEAU 35 | | 69 |
BENETEAU 35 Carbon Edition | | 66 |
BENETEAU 35.7 | | 114 |
BENETEAU 35.7 WK | | 123 |
BENETEAU 35s5 TM | | 114 |
BENETEAU 35s5 TM WK | | 123 |
BENETEAU 35s5 WK | | 132 |
BENETEAU 36i SD | | 117 |
BENETEAU 36.7 | | 78 |
BENETEAU 36.7 SD | | 87 |
BENETEAU 36s7 | | 117 |
BENETEAU 373 SD | | 135 |
BENETEAU 375 | | 105 |
BENETEAU 375 SD | | 111 |
BENETEAU 38 | | 108 |
BENETEAU 38 TM | | 102 |
BENETEAU 38s5 WK | | 105 |
BENETEAU First 40 | | 36 |
BENETEAU First 40 SD | | 45 |
BENETEAU First 40 TM/DK | | 27 |
BENETEAU 405 SD | | 102 |
BENETEAU 405 TM | | 87 |
BENETEAU 405 TM SD | | 96 |
BENETEAU 40.7 | | 54 |
BENETEAU 40.7 SD | | 66 |
BENETEAU 42CC | | 117 |
BENETEAU 42 SD | | 87 |
BENETEAU 42 TM IK | | 78 |
BENETEAU 42 TM LK | | 75 |
BENETEAU 42 TM SD | | 81 |
BENETEAU 423 TM | | 93 |
BENETEAU 42s7 | | 60 |
BENETEAU 42s7 SM | | 69 |
BENETEAU 42s7 SM/WK | | 78 |
BENETEAU 423 | | 102 |
BENETEAU 43 | | 87 |
BENETEAU 435 TM | | 60 |
BENETEAU 435 TM CB | | 69 |
BENETEAU 44.7 | | 33 |
BENETEAU 44.7 SD | | 39 |
BENETEAU 456 | | 69 |
BENETEAU 456 SD | | 75 |
BENETEAU 456 TM | | 60 |
BENETEAU 45f5 | | 57 |
BENETEAU 46 | | 78 |
BENETEAU 47.7 DK | | 24 |
BENETEAU 47.7 TM DK | | 12 |
BENETEAU 49 | | 54 |
BENETEAU 50a | | 87 |
BENETEAU 523 SD | | 66 |
BENETEAU 53f5 SD | | 39 |
BENETEAU CLASS 10 | | 102 |
BENETEAU FIRST YACHT 53 | | -33 |
BENETEAU FIGARO SOLO | | 102 |
BENETEAU FIGARO SOLO II ODR | | 48 |
BENETEAU IDYLLE 1150 | | 138 |
BENETEAU OCEANIS 31 | | 186 |
BENETEAU OCEANIS 311 | | 177 |
BENETEAU OCEANIS 321 | | 168 |
BENETEAU OCEANIS 323 CB | | 159 |
BENETEAU OCEANIS 331 SD | | 165 |
BENETEAU OCEANIS 35 | | 147 |
BENETEAU OCEANIS 35 SD | | 156 |
BENETEAU OCEANIS 350 WK | | 162 |
BENETEAU OCEANIS 351 | | 150 |
BENETEAU OCEANIS 361 | | 144 |
BEBETEAU OCEANIS 37 | | 114 |
BENETEAU OCEANIS 373 | | 126 |
BENETEAU OCEANIS 373 SD | | 135 |
BENETEAU OCEANIS 381 | | 138 |
BENETEAU OCEANIS 390 | | 132 |
BENETEAU OCEANIS 390 WK | | 138 |
BENETEAU OCEANIS 393 SD | | 120 |
BENEETAU OCEANIS 40 | | 105 |
BENETEAU OCEANIS 400 | | 111 |
BENETEAU OCEANIS 411 | | 105 |
BENETEAU OCEANIS 411 SD | | 108 |
BENETEAU OCEANIS 411 WK | | 111 |
BENETEAU OCEANIS 423 | | 102 |
BENETEAU OCEANIS 430 | | 96 |
BENETEAU OCEANIS 430 WK | | 102 |
BENETEAU OCEANIS 430 SM | | 102 |
BENETEAU OCEANIS 430 SM WK | | 108 |
BENETEAU OCEANIS 44 CC | | 126 |
BENETEAU OCEANIS 45 | | 93 |
BENETEAU OCEANIS 461 WK | | 93 |
BENETEAU OCEANIS 463 WK | | 93 |
BENETEAU OCEANIS 473 | | 66 |
BENETEAU OCEANIS 473 SD | | 72 |
BENETEAU OCEANIS 510 | | 78 |
BENETEAU Sense 40 SD | | 84 |
BENETEAU Sense 50 | | 60 |
BENNETT 46-2 | | 51 |
BENNETT 48 | | 72 |
BERMUDA 30 | | 270 |
BIANCA 111 | | 93 |
BLACK LEGEND 3 | | -93 |
BLACK WATCH 37 | | 183 |
BLOCK ISLAND 40-1 YAWL | | 165 |
BLOCK ISLAND 40-3 | | 159 |
BLUENOSE *(U)* | | 264 |
BLUE JACKET 40 | | 66 |
BOMBAY PILOT 31 | | 252 |
BOOTHBAY HARBOR OD *(U)* | | 252 |
BOTIN 55 CUSTOM | | -42 |
BOWMAN 46 CB | | 114 |
BOWMAN 57 | | 96 |
BRAVURA SPORTSTER 29 ODR | | 72 |
BRAVURA SPORTSTER 29 ODR SD | | 78 |
BRENTA 38SL | | 42 |
BREWER 12.8 | | 126 |
BRIDGES POINT 24 | | 243 |
BRISTOL 19 CORINTHIAN*(U)* | | 306 |
BRISTOL 22 CARAVEL | | 294 |
BRISTOL 24 CORSAIR | | 276 |
BRISTOL 26 | | 240 |
BRISTOL 27 | | 240 |
Bristol 27.7 | | 222 |
BRISTOL 27-2 | | 201 |
BRISTOL 28 | | 189 |
BRISTOL 29 CB | | 231 |
BRISTOL 29 KEEL | | 219 |
BRISTOL 29.9 KEEL | | 183 |
BRISTOL 30 KEEL | | 219 |
BRISTOL 31.1 | | 174 |
BRISTOL 32 | | 228 |
BRISTOL 32 CB | | 231 |
BRISTOL 33 | | 186 |
BRISTOL 33.3 CB | | 165 |
BRISTOL 34 | | 168 |
BRISTOL 35 | | 189 |
BRISTOL 35.5 CB | | 156 |
BRISTOL 35.5 KEEL | | 150 |
BRISTOL 38.8 | | 135 |
BRISTOL 39 | | 162 |
BRISTOL 39 CB | | 168 |
BRISTOL 40 | | 162 |
BRISTOL 40 CB | | 168 |
BRISTOL 40 CUTTER | | 156 |
BRISTOL 40 YAWL | | 162 |
BRISTOL 41.1 CUTTER | | 114 |
BRISTOL 41.1 SLOOP | | 120 |
BRISTOL 43.3 | | 117 |
BRISTOL 44 | | 72 |
BRISTOL 45.5 AC SLOOP | | 111 |
BRISTOL 45.5 CC KETCH | | 117 |
BRISTOL 47.7 | | 114 |
BRISTOL 51.1 | | 69 |
Bristol 56.6 | | 48 |
BRISTOL CHANNEL CUTTER | | 228 |
BROOKLiN BOATYARD 40 | | 114 |
BROOKLIN BOATYARD 47 | | 57/66 |
BRUCKMANN 42 | | 102 |
BUCCANEER 220 | | 234 |
BULLSEYE ODR *(U)* | | 360 |
BUZZARD'S BAY 15 | | 219 |
BUZZARD'S BAY 18 Gaff *U* | | 240 |
BUZZARD's BAY 25 Gaff | | 213 |
BUZZARD'S BAY 25 Marconi | | 183 |
BUZZARD's BAY 30 | | 102 |
C+C 1/2 TON | | 168 |
C+C 101 | | 78/87 |
C+C 110, 6.5 Draft, Al Rig | | 81 |
C+C 110, 6.0 Draft, Al Rig | | 84 |
C+C 115 Pole | | 66 |
C+C 115 Sprit | | 66 |
C+C 121 | | 66 |
C+C 121 SD | | 78 |
C+C 24 | | 231 |
C+C 25-1 | | 225 |
C+C 25-1 IB | | 228 |
C+C 26 | | 219 |
C+C 27-1 | | 207 |
C+C 27-1 TM | | 201 |
C+C 27-2 | | 195 |
C+C 27-3 IB | | 180 |
C+C 27-3 OB | | 174 |
C+C 29-1 | | 174 |
C+C 29-2 | | 171 |
C+C 30 | | 174 |
C+C 30-2 | | 144 |
C+C 30a Sport Boat | | 42 |
C+C 32 | | 159 |
C+C 33 | | 150 |
C+C 33-2 | | 132 |
C+C 34 | | 144 |
C+C 34 CB | | 150 |
C+C 34/36 | | 87 |
C+C 34/36R | | 81 |
C+C 34/36WK | | 102 |
C+C 34/36XL | | 84 |
C+C 35-1 | | 126 |
C+C 35-2 | | 120 |
C+C 35-3 | | 114 |
C+C 35-3 CB | | 123 |
C+C 36 | | 129 |
C+C 36 CB | | 135 |
C+C 36R | | 117 |
C+C 37 | | 105 |
C+C 37 CB | | 114 |
C+C 37 SD | | 108 |
C+C 37/40+ | | 75 |
C+C 37/40+ WK | | 81 |
C+C 37/40-2 | | 69 |
C+C 37/40R | | 63 |
C+C 37/40XL | | 66 |
C+C 38-1 | | 111 |
C+C 38-2 | | 114 |
C+C 38-3 | | 102 |
C+C 38-3 CB | | 117 |
C+C 39 | | 102 |
C+C 39 CB | | 111 |
C+C 40-1 | | 126 |
C+C 40-2 | | 96 |
C+C 40-2 CB | | 102 |
C+C 40-2 DK | | 90 |
C+C 40-2 TM/DK | | 87 |
C+C 41 | | 72 |
C+C 41 1983 LIM ED | | 69 |
C+C 41 CB | | 75 |
C+C 42 | | 81 |
C+C 43-1 TM | | 72 |
C+C 43-2 | | 75 |
C+C 44 | | 60 |
C+C 44 CB | | 69 |
C+C 44 WK | | 69 |
C+C 99 AL | | 105 |
C+C 99 AL DK | | 99 |
C+C CORVETTE 31 | | 189 |
C+C CRUSADER 40 | | 126 |
C+C FRIGATE 36 | | 168 |
C+C INVADER 36 | | 174 |
C+C LF35 | | 156 |
C+C LF38 | | 135 |
C+C LF42 | | 117 |
C+C LF48 | | 120 |
CABO RICO 38 | | 177 |
CABOT 36 | | 186 |
CAL 20 | | 282 |
CAL 21 | | 258 |
CAL 22 | | 240 |
CAL 24-3 | | 219 |
Cal 24-3 SD | | 225 |
CAL 25-1 | | 231 |
CAL 25-2 | | 225 |
CAL 25-2 IB | | 228 |
CAL 25-2 S`D | | 228 |
CAL 27-1 | | 198 |
CAL 27-2 IB | | 207 |
CAL 27-3 | | 204 |
CAL 28 | | 204 |
CAL 28-2 | | 177 |
CAL 28-2 SD | | 186 |
CAL 29 | | 183 |
CAL 29-2 | | 183 |
CAL 30-2 | | 183 |
CAL 30-2 MH | | 171 |
CAL 30-3 | | 162 |
CAL 31 | | 156 |
CAL 33 | | 144 |
CAL 33-2 | | 132 |
CAL 33-2 SD | | 138 |
CAL 34-1 | | 174 |
CAL 34-2 | | 168 |
CAL 35 CR | | 168 |
CAL 35-2 | | 141 |
CAL 35-2 DK | | 132 |
CAL 36 | | 150 |
CAL 36C | | 156 |
CAL 39-1 | | 114 |
CAL 39-1 TM | | 105 |
CAL 39-2 | | 114 |
CAL 39-2 SD | | 123 |
CAL 39-2 TM | | 102 |
CAL 39-2 TM SD | | 114 |
CAL 39-4 WK | | 114 |
CAL 40 | | 120 |
CAL 44 SD | | 123 |
CAL 9.2 | | 165 |
CAL 9.2R | | 162 |
CAL T/2 | | 195 |
CAL T/4 | | 243 |
CALIBER 28 | | 186 |
CALIBER 33 | | 168 |
CALIBER 35 | | 162 |
CALIBER 38 | | 150 |
CALIBER 40 | | 120 |
CAMBRIA 40 | | 108 |
CAMBRIA 40 CB | | 114 |
CAMBRIA 40 CB SM | | 123 |
CAMBRIA 44 | | 87 |
CAMBRIA 44 CB | | 96 |
CAPE COD 30 | | 204 |
CAPE COD MARLIN | | 264 |
CAPE DORY 22 | | 282 |
CAPE DORY 25 | | 261 |
CAPE DORY 25D | | 252 |
CAPE DORY 27 | | 243 |
CAPE DORY 270 | | 216 |
CAPE DORY 28 | | 219 |
CAPE DORY 30 CUTTER | | 207 |
CAPE DORY 31 | | 198 |
CAPE DORY 33 | | 186 |
CAPE DORY 330 | | 177 |
CAPE DORY 36 CUTTER | | 180 |
CAPE DORY 40 | | 168 |
CAPE DORY 45 KETCH | | 120 |
CAPE GEORGE 38 | | 159 |
CAPRI 22 CATALINA | | 201 |
CAPRI 22 TM CATALINA | | 195 |
CAPRI 22 WK CATALINA | | 213 |
CAPRI 25 CATALINA | | 174 |
CAPRI 26 CATALINA WK IB | | 198 |
CAPRI 30 CATALINA IB | | 117 |
CARIB 41 TM | | 132 |
CARRERA 280 | | 102 |
CARRERA 290 | | 99 |
CARTER 30 | | 174 |
CARTER 33 | | 180 |
CARTER 36 TEXAS 1 TON | | 114 |
CARTER 37 | | 120 |
CARTER 39 | | 108 |
CARTWRIGHT 40 | | 153 |
CARTWRIGHT 44 | | 102 |
CARTWRIGHT 44 TM | | 90 |
CASCADE 29 | | 219 |
CASEY 37 | | 168 |
CATALINA 22 | | 276 |
CATALINA 22 NONSPIN ODR | | 282 |
CATALINA 22-2 WK | | 282 |
CATALINA 25 FK | | 234 |
CATALINA 25 IB | | 240 |
CATALINA 25 TM | | 228 |
CATALINA 250 CB | | 225 |
CATALINA 250 KEEL | | 216 |
CATALINA 250 WK | | 228 |
CATALINA 27 | | 207 |
CATALINA 27 IB | | 213 |
CATALINA 27 TM | | 195 |
CATALINA 27 TM IB | | 201 |
CATALINA 270 | | 198 |
CATALINA 270 WK | | 207 |
CATALINA 28 | | 183 |
CATALINA 28 TM | | 174 |
CATALINA 28 WK | | 192 |
CATALINA 28-2 WK | | 198 |
CATALINA 30 TM | | 174 |
CATALINA 30 | | 180 |
CATALINA 30 TM/BS | | 168 |
CATALINA 30 WK | | 189 |
CATALINA 310 | | 177 |
CATALINA 320 | | 153 |
CATALINA 320 WK | | 162 |
CATALINA 34 | | 150 |
CATALINA 34 TM | | 144 |
CATALINA 34 WK | | 159 |
CATALINA 350 WK | | 147 |
CATALINA 36 | | 138 |
CATALINA 36 TM | | 132 |
CATALINA 36 TM/WK | | 141 |
CATALINA 36 WK | | 147 |
CATALINA 38 | | 114 |
CATALINA 38 SD | | 123 |
CATALINA 380/387 | | 120 |
CATALINA 380/387 TM | | 111 |
CATALINA 380/387 TM WK | | 120 |
CATALINA 380/387 WK | | 129 |
CATALINA 400 | | 102 |
CATALINA 400 WK (pre 2006) | | 120 |
CATALINA 42 | | 96 |
CATALINA 42 WK | | 111 |
CATALINA 445 WK | | 105 |
CATALINA 470 WK | | 102 |
CELESTIAL 48 KETCH | | 144 |
CENTER HARBOR 31 | | 132 |
CENTER HARBOR 31 DK | | 129 |
CENTER HARBOR 31 Long Hull | | 129 |
CENTER HARBOR 31 Long Hull, DK | | 126 |
CENTER HARBOR 50 | | 60 |
CENTURION 32 | | 180 |
CENTURION 38 SCHEEL | | 102 |
CENTURION 47 SD | | 78 |
CHANCE 29 | | 150 |
CHANCE 31 | | 135 |
CHANCE 39 | | 126 |
CHASER 33 | | 135 |
CHEETAH 30 | | 78 |
CHEOY LEE 32 MS | | 237 |
CHEOY LEE 35 | | 192 |
CHEOY LEE 44 | | 150 |
CHEOY LEE 53 | | 96 |
CHEOY LEE CLIPPER 36 | | 258 |
CHEOY LEE LUDERS 36 | | 201 |
CHEOY LEE OFFSHORE 28 | | 237 |
CHEOY LEE OFFSHORE 31 | | 234 |
CHEOY LEE OFFSHORE 38 | | 144 |
CHEOY LEE OFFSHORE 40 | | 180 |
CHEOY LEE OFFSHORE 41Y | | 138 |
CHEOY LEE OFS 47Y | | 120 |
CHERUBINI 44 | | 126 |
CHERUBINI 48 SCHOONER | | 105 |
CHESAPEAKE 32 | | 201 |
CHINOOK 34 | | 201 |
CHOATE 40 | | 81 |
CHRIS CRAFT APACHE 37-1 | | 156 |
CHRIS CRAFT CAPRI 26 | | 219 |
CHRIS CRAFT CARIBBEAN 35 | | 210 |
CHRIS CRAFT COMANCHE 42 | | 120 |
CHRIS CRAFT PAWNEE 26 | | 216 |
CHRIS CRAFT SAILYACHT 35 | | 219 |
CHRISTMAS COVE 21 ODR *(U)* | | 228 |
CHRYSLER 22 CB | | 276 |
CHRYSLER 22 FK | | 270 |
CHRYSLER 26 | | 237 |
CLEARWATER 35 | | 138 |
CLIPPER 21 | | 270 |
CLIPPER 30 | | 273 |
CM1200 | | 18 |
CM1200 ODR | | 12 |
COLGATE 26 | | 162 |
COLUMBIA 10.7 | | 165 |
COLUMBIA 22 | | 273 |
COLUMBIA 22 (+230) | | 276 |
COLUMBIA 23T | | 270 |
COLUMBIA 24 | | 252 |
COLUMBIA 26-2 | | 225 |
COLUMBIA 28-2 | | 228 |
COLUMBIA 29/DEF | | 228 |
COLUMBIA 29-2 | | 222 |
COLUMBIA 30 | | 174 |
COLUMBIA 30 SD | | 180 |
COLUMBIA 30 SPORT OB | | 66/78 |
COLUMBIA 31 | | 222 |
COLUMBIA 32 | | 201 |
COLUMBIA 34 | | 210 |
COLUMBIA 34-2 | | 183 |
COLUMBIA 38 | | 165 |
COLUMBIA 43 CB | | 117 |
COLUMBIA 45MS | | 174 |
COLUMBIA 50 | | 102 |
COLUMBIA 7.8 | | 216 |
COLUMBIA 8.3 | | 219 |
COLUMBIA 8.7 | | 207 |
COLUMBIA 9.6 | | 186 |
COLUMBIA CONSTLATN 39 C | | 132 |
COLUMBIA CONTENDER | | 264 |
COLUMBIA SABRE | | 204 |
COMPAC 19-2 | | 279 |
COMPAC 23-2 | | 249 |
COMPAC 27 | | 225 |
COMET 910 | | 186 |
COMET 910+ | | 192 |
CONCORDIA 39 FR YAWL | | 180 |
CONCORDIA 39 SLP | | 168 |
CONCORDIA 39 TM YAWL | | 162 |
CONCORDIA 39 YAWL | | 168 |
CONCORDIA 41 | | 168 |
CONCORDIA 47 | | -12 |
CONTENTION 33 | | 141 |
CONTESSA 26 | | 252 |
CONTESSA 32 | | 180 |
CONTESSA 34 | | 123 |
CONTESSA 35 | | 111 |
CONTEST 30 | | 222 |
CONTEST 33 | | 192 |
Contest 36S WK | | 153 |
CONTEST 365 | | 138 |
CONTEST 38S KETCH | | 156 |
CONTROVERSY 30 | | 198 |
CONTROVERSY 31 | | 204 |
CONTROVERSY 37 | | 198 |
COOK 36 | | 108 |
CORBIN 39 | | 150 |
CORBIN 39 TM | | 138 |
CORBY 29 SPRIT | | 105 |
COREL 45 OD | | -21 |
CORNISH CRABBER *(U)* | | 360 |
CORNISH SHRIMPER *(U)* | | 390 |
CORONADO 25 | | 234 |
CORONADO 28 | | 222 |
CORONADO 32 | | 195 |
CREALOCK 34 | | 201 |
CREALOCK 37 | | 174 |
CREALOCK 44 | | 123 |
CROCKER 28 | | 195 |
CROCKER 30 | | 183 |
CROSSCURRENT 33 | | 66 |
CS 27 IB | | 201 |
CS 27 SD IB | | 207 |
CS 30 | | 150 |
CS 33 | | 147 |
CS 34 | | 129 |
CS 36 | | 123 |
CS 36 MERLIN WK | | 138 |
CS 36 SD | | 132 |
CS 40 | | 99 |
CS 40 SM | | 108 |
CS 40 TM | | 93 |
CS 40 WK | | 105 |
CS 50 SD | | 84 |
CSY 44 | | 135 |
CT 38 Warwick | | 159 |
CT 47 TM Cutter | | 96 |
CW Hood 32 ODR (*U*) | | 150 |
D+M 22 | | 258 |
DANA 24 | | 240 |
DARK HARBOR 17.5 *(U)* | | 248 |
DARK HARBOR 20 *(U)* | | 165 |
DAWN 48 | | 90 |
DB1 | | 120 |
DB2 | | 108 |
DEHLER 30 OD | | 45 |
DEHLER 31 | | 144 |
DEHLER 34 | | 138 |
DEHLER 34-2 | | 132 |
DEHLER 34 J/V | | 105 |
DEHLER 36-2 | | 84 |
DEHLER 372 | | 126 |
DEHLER 372 SM | | 141 |
DEHLER 37C | | 102 |
DEHLER 38 TM | | 93 |
DEHLER 38-2 | | 75 |
DEHLER 38-2 AL TM | | 69 |
DEHLER 38-2C Carbon | | 60 |
DEHLER 39 | | 81 |
DEHLER 39 DK | | 72 |
DEHLER 39 SD | | 90 |
DEHLAR 39 SQ | | 75 |
DEHLER 41 DS/ CR | | 84 |
DEHLER 41 DS SD | | 93 |
DEHLER 41C | | 81 |
DEHLER 46 | | 36 |
DEHLER 46C | | 21 |
DEHLER 46Ca | | 30 |
DEVINE 20.5 | | 294 |
DICKERSON 37 KETCH | | 177 |
DISCOVERY 55 | | 57 |
DK 46 | | -30 |
DOLPHIN 24 | | 246 |
DOUGLAS 32 | | 195 |
DOWNEAST 32 | | 222 |
DRAGON 29 *(U)* | | 216 |
DRAGONERA CUSTOM | | 45 |
DRAGONFLY 28a U | | 36 |
DUFOUR 24 | | 246 |
DUFOUR 27 | | 222 |
DUFOUR 2800 | | 204 |
DUFOUR 31 | | 174 |
DUFOUR 35 | | 153 |
DUFOUR 36P | | 78 |
DUFOUR 38 CLASSIC | | 111 |
DUFOUR ARPEGE 30 | | 195 |
DUFOUR F30 TM | | 165 |
DUFOUR SAFARI 27 | | 201 |
DUFOUR V35 SD | | 138 |
DUFOUR 3500GLa | | 123 |
DUFOUR V35 TM | | 132 |
DUFOUR 45e | | 54 |
DUFOUR 49.6 | | 60 |
DUNNING 41a | | -21 |
e33 | | 102 |
EAST COAST ONE DESIGN | | 216 |
EAST SAIL OFFSHORE 25 | | 264 |
ELAN 43 CHARTER-2 | | 96 |
ELITE 25 CB | | 246 |
ELITE 29 | | 162 |
ELITE 29 SM | | 171 |
ELITE 30 | | 150 |
ELITE 30S IK | | 156 |
ELITE 30S LK | | 153 |
ELITE 32 | | 159 |
ELITE 324 | | 156 |
ELITE 326 | | 147 |
ELITE 364 | | 120 |
ELITE 37 | | 108 |
ELLIOT 35ss a | | -24 |
ELLIOTT 770 | | 114 |
ENDEAVOUR 32 | | 189 |
ENDEAVOUR 32 CB | | 192 |
ENDEAVOUR 33 | | 156 |
ENDEAVOUR 35 | | 135 |
ENDEAVOUR 37 | | 189 |
ENDEAVOUR 37 TM | | 180 |
ENDEAVOUR 40 | | 156 |
ENDEAVOUR 42 | | 126 |
ERICSON 23-1 | | 252 |
ERICSON 23-2 | | 228 |
ERICSON 25 | | 234 |
ERICSON 25+ | | 219 |
ERICSON 26-2 | | 219 |
ERICSON 26-2 SD | | 225 |
ERICSON 27 IB | | 231 |
ERICSON 27 OB | | 225 |
ERICSON 28-2 | | 189 |
ERICSON 29 | | 201 |
ERICSON 29 TM | | 195 |
ERICSON 30-1 | | 216 |
ERICSON 30-2 | | 168 |
ERICSON 31 | | 183 |
ERICSON 31 INDEPENDENCE | | 198 |
ERICSON 32-2 | | 174 |
ERICSON 32-3/200/333 | | 156 |
ERICSON 33 | | 126 |
ERICSON 34 | | 138 |
ERICSON 34-2 | | 123 |
ERICSON 34T | | 150 |
ERICSON 35-1 | | 195 |
ERICSON 35-2 | | 150 |
ERICSON 35-3 | | 123 |
ERICSON 35-3 SD | | 132 |
ERICSON 36 | | 108 |
ERICSON 37 | | 120 |
ERICSON 38 | | 114 |
ERICSON 38 SD | | 120 |
ERICSON 38 WK | | 123 |
ERICSON 39 | | 111 |
ERICSON 41 | | 132 |
ERICSON 46 | | 72 |
ESPRIT 37 | | 150 |
ETAP 38i | | 120 |
ETAP 39s | | 90 |
ETCHELLS ODR *(U)* | | 120 |
EUROPE 48 | | 24 |
EVELYN 25 | | 147 |
EVELYN 25.5 IB | | 174 |
EVELYN 26 MH | | 165 |
EVELYN 26 OD | | 168 |
EVELYN 32 | | 150 |
EVELYN 32-2 | | 96 |
EVELYN 32-2 IB | | 102 |
EVELYN 36 | | 117 |
EVELYN 42 | | 39 |
EXPRESS 27 | | 141 |
EXPRESS 34 | | 99 |
EXPRESS 37 | | 72 |
EXPRESS 37-2 | | 72 |
F+C 40 | | 96 |
F+C 44 CB/KETCH | | 117 |
F+C 44 KEEL/SLOOP | | 96 |
F3 | | 96 |
F36 | | 90 |
F36 SD | | 99 |
F36-2 | | 90 |
FABOLA DIVA 39 | | 102 |
FAR EAST 28R | | U57/U69 |
FAR HARBOR 39 | | 192 |
FARR 1020 | | 117 |
FARR 11 | | -12 |
FARR 280 | | 57 |
FARR 30 DESIGN NO 54 | | 144 |
FARR 31 | | 81 |
FARR 33 | | 105 |
FARR 36 OD | | 0 |
FARR 38 | | 90 |
FARR 395 ODR | | 30 |
FARR 39ML | | 15 |
FARR 40 OD | | 3 |
FARR 40 OD Masthead Spin | | -6 |
FARR 740 | | 186 |
FARR T/4 | | 195 |
FARR-DICKERSON 37 | | 84 |
FAST 395 | | 60 |
FAST 40 | | 90 |
FAST PASSAGE 39 | | 132 |
FASTNET 45 | | 111 |
FAURBY 36 | | 105 |
FIGARO SOLO II ODR | | 48 |
FINN 351 FR | | 111 |
FINN 381 | | 96 |
FINN FLYER 31 | | 162 |
FINNGULF 33 | | 93 |
FINNGULF 37 | | 84 |
FINNGULF 38 | | 105 |
FINNGULF 391 | | 90 |
FINNGULF 41 | | 60 |
FINNGULF 46 SD | | 27 |
FISHERS ISLAND FR | | 129 |
FISHERS ISLAND MH | | 111 |
FLICKA | | 297 |
FLYING DUTCHMAN 12 | | 87 |
FLYING TIGER 10M | | 54 |
FLYING SCOT (U) | | 204 |
FOLK BOAT 26 | | 288 |
FORMOSA 45 | | 108 |
FORMOSA 46 | | 123 |
FORMOSA 46 TM | | 120 |
FRANCES 26 | | 243 |
FREEDOM 21 CAT | | 255 |
FREEDOM 21 SLOOP | | 243 |
FREEDOM 21 SLOOP SD | | 252 |
FREEDOM 25 | | 201 |
FREEDOM 25 SL IB WING | | 198 |
FREEDOM 28 | | 192 |
FREEDOM 30 | | 174 |
FREEDOM 30 SD | | 180 |
FREEDOM 32 DK | | 177 |
FREEDOM 33 | | 162 |
FREEDOM 33 CB | | 174 |
FREEDOM 35 | | 135 |
FREEDOM 35 WK | | 144 |
FREEDOM 36 | | 138 |
FREEDOM 36 Ketch | | 150 |
FREEDOM 36 SD | | 144 |
FREEDOM 36 SD Ketch | | 156 |
FREEDOM 38 | | 144 |
FREEDOM 39 | | 156 |
FREEDOM 40 | | 168 |
FREEDOM 40/40 | | 99 |
FREEDOM 40/40 WK | | 108 |
FREEDOM 42 SD | | 102 |
FREEDOM 44 | | 144 |
FREEDOM 44 Boom | | 168 |
FREEDOM 44 SD | | 153 |
FREEDOM 45 CC WK | | 99 |
FRERS 30 | | 135 |
FRENCH WEBB 30a | | 132 |
FRERS 31 | | 162 |
FRERS 33 | | 108 |
FRERS 38 | | 75 |
FRERS 41 | | 72 |
FRERS 41 TM | | 69 |
FRERS 41 WK | | 81 |
FRERS 45 | | 33 |
FRERS 46 | | 60 |
FRIENDSHIP 30 | | 195 |
FRIENDSHIP 40 | | 102 |
FRIENDSHIP 40 TM | | 96 |
FRIENDSHIP 53 | | 30 |
FRISCO FLYER MH | | 291 |
FUJI 35 | | 210 |
FUJI 40 | | 147 |
FUJI 45 | | 120 |
GALAXY 32 | | 186 |
GALAXY 32-3 | | 174 |
GALE FORCE 33 | | 192 |
GANBARE 35 | | 111 |
GARCIA PASSOA 46 CB | | 96 |
GARRETT 40 FR | | 63 |
GENERIC 1 TON | | 57 |
GENERIC 1/2 TON | | 135 |
GENERIC 3/4 TON | | 108 |
GENERIC 50 FOOTER | | -6 |
GENERIC MAXI BOAT | | -69 |
GIB'SEA 9.2 | | 162 |
GLADIATEUR 33 | | 138 |
GLADIATEUR 33 TM | | 132 |
GLADIATOR 24 | | 258 |
GOMAN EXPRESS 30 58+ | | 135 |
GOMAN EXPRESS 30M | | 126 |
GOMAN EXPRESS 35 | | 102 |
GOMAN EXPRESS 35 TM | | 96 |
GOZZARD 36 | | 144 |
GOZZARD 44 | | 147 |
GRAMPIAN 26 | | 219 |
GRAMPIAN 30 | | 192 |
GRAMPIAN 30 TM | | 183 |
GRAMPIAN CLASSIS 31 SM | | 225 |
GRAND SOLEIL 36 | | 132 |
GRAND SOLEIL 37 J&J | | 114 |
GRAND SOLEIL 39 | | 105 |
GRAND SOLEIL 39 TM | | 96 |
GRAND SOLEIL 46 | | 87 |
GRAND SOLEIL 46.3 SD SM | | 75 |
GRAVES 37 | | 114 |
GRAVES CONSTELLATION | | 192 |
GREAT DANE 28 | | 231 |
GREAT LAKES 21 *U* | | 219 |
GREENWICH 24 | | 261 |
GULF 32 | | 264 |
GULFSTAR 36 | | 144 |
GULFSTAR 37 | | 144 |
GULFSTAR 39 SAILMASTER | | 138 |
GULFSTAR 40 | | 114 |
GULFSTAR 41 SLOOP | | 153 |
GULFSTAR 43 MS | | 153 |
GULFSTAR 44 | | 135 |
GULFSTAR 50 KETCH | | 126 |
GULFSTAR 50 SAILMASTER | | 144 |
GULFSTAR 60 CB | | 45 |
GULFSTAR 60 CB TM | | 36 |
GULFSTAR 60 SD | | 54 |
GULFSTAR 62 TM SAILMASTER | | 99 |
GULFSTREAM 30 | | 222 |
H 323 | | 156 |
H BOAT | | 195 |
HAJ (HAI) | | 216 |
HALLBERG RASSY 31 | | 198 |
HALBERG-RASSY 40 | | 129 |
HALLBERG RASSY 42 | | 162 |
HALLBERG RASSY 372 SD | | 111 |
HALLBERG-RASSY 40 | | 129 |
HALLBERG RASESEY 43 | | 132 |
HALLBERG RASSY 46 | | 96 |
HALLBERG RASSY 48 | | 78 |
HALLBERG RASSY 49 | | 120 |
HANS CHRIST 38 | | 195 |
HALLETT 33a CST | | 69 |
HANS CHRIST CHRISTINA 4 | | 132 |
HANSE 320 | | 141 |
HANSE 345 SD | | 141 |
HANSE 350/355 | | 138 |
HANSE 385 | | 99 |
HANSE 388 | | 99 |
HANSE 400 | | 87 |
HANSE 400 SD | | 96 |
HANSE 415 | | 87 |
HANSE 415 SD | | 96 |
HANSE 418 | | 87 |
HANSE 418 SD | | 96 |
HANSE 430 | | 63 |
HANSE 430e SD | | 72 |
HANSE 445 | | 69 |
HANSE 445a SD ST | | 78 |
HANSE 455 | | 69 |
HANSE 455 SD | | 78 |
HANSE 458 | | 69 |
HANSE 458 SD | | 78 |
HANSE 505/508 | | 45 |
HANSE 540/545 SD | | 33 |
HANSE 540/545 | | 24 |
HANSEAT 70 | | 102 |
HARBOR 20 *(U)* | | 225 |
HARPOON 6.2 *(U)* | | 240 |
HAWK 42 | | 135 |
HELMS 24 | | 246 |
HELMS 25 | | 240 |
HELMS 30 | | 183 |
HELMSMAN 35 FR | | 153 |
HENDERSON 30 ODR | | 45 |
HERITAGE 1 TON | | 111 |
HERITAGE SUPER 27 | | 168 |
HERRESHOFF 31 | | 168 |
HERRESHOFF ALERION*(U)* | | 225 |
HERRESHOFF ALERION 26 *(U)* | | 231 |
HERRESHOFF AMERICA (*U*) | | 360 |
HERRESHOFF ARAMITA 33 | | 201 |
HERRESHOFF GOLDENEYE | | 288 |
HERRESHOFF H28 | | 264 |
HERRESHOFF QUIET TIME | | 204 |
HERRESHOFF ROZINANTE*(U)* | | 219 |
HERRESHOFF S BOAT *(U)* | | 201 |
HI TECH 34 | | 111 |
HINCKLEY 30 SW JR | | 219 |
HINCKLEY 34 SW | | 213 |
HINCKLEY 36 SM | | 198 |
HINCKLEY 36 TM | | 183 |
HINCKLEY 38 | | 156 |
HINCKLEY 41 | | 156 |
HINCKLEY 41 COMP | | 132 |
HINCKLEY 41 YAWL | | 165 |
HINCKLEY 43 | | 105 |
HINCKLEY 44 | | 63 |
HINCKLEY 48 | | 108 |
HINCKLEY 49 | | 150 |
HINCKLEY 64 | | 78 |
HINCKLEY BERMUDA 40-1Y | | 165 |
HINCKLEY BERMUDA 40-2Y | | 159 |
HINCKLEY BERMUDA 40-3S | | 144 |
HINCKLEY BERMUDA 40-3Y | | 147 |
HINCKLEY DS 42 | | 66 |
HINCKLEY PILOT 35 | | 195 |
HINCKLEY PILOT 35 YAWL | | 198 |
HINCKLEY SW 42 | | 111 |
HINCKLEY SW 42 COMP | | 75 |
HINCKLEY SW 42 KEEL | | 105 |
HINCKLEY SW 42-2(SCRIMP | | 108 |
HINCKLEY SW 43 | | 99 |
HINCKLEY SW 50 | | 114 |
HINCKLEY SW 51 CB | | 69 |
HINCKLEY SW 51 KEEL | | 57 |
HINCKLEY SW 52 CB | | 66 |
HINCKLEY SW 59 | | 57 |
HINCKLEY SW 59 CB | | 72 |
HINCKLEY SW 59 CB TM | | 60 |
HINCKLEY SW 59 CB VTM | | 54 |
HINCKLEY 76 | | 42 |
HINTERHOELLER 25 | | 228 |
HIRSCH 45 | | 120 |
HOBIE 33 ODR | | 90 |
HOLDER 20 *(U)* | | 180 |
HOLIDAY 30 | | 264 |
HOLLAND-KIWI 1 TON | | 111 |
HOOD 38 | | 132 |
HUGHES 38 | | 144 |
HUGHES 40 | | 183 |
HUNTER 20 | | 288 |
HUNTER 216 | | 231 |
HUNTER 22 | | 252 |
HUNTER 23 CB | | 240 |
HUNTER 23 WK | | 234 |
HUNTER 240 | | 255 |
HUNTER 25 | | 228 |
HUNTER 25 OB BOX TOP | | 231 |
HUNTER 25 SD | | 234 |
HUNTER 25.5 | | 210 |
HUNTER 25.5 SD | | 216 |
HUNTER 26.5 | | 204 |
HUNTER 27 | | 219 |
HUNTER 27 SD | | 225 |
HUNTER 27 TM | | 210 |
HUNTER 28 | | 192 |
HUNTER 28.5 | | 183 |
HUNTER 28.5 SD | | 189 |
HUNTER 290 | | 189 |
HUNTER 295 ODR | | 183 |
HUNTER 30 | | 177 |
HUNTER 30 SD | | 183 |
HUNTER 30 TM | | 171 |
HUNTER 30-2 | | 177 |
HUNTER 31 | | 171 |
HUNTER 320 SD | | 180 |
HUNTER 33 | | 156 |
HUNTER 33 SD MF | | 159 |
HUNTER 33.5 | | 147 |
HUNTER 336 | | 147 |
HUNTER 34 | | 138 |
HUNTER 340 SD | | 156 |
HUNTER 35.5 | | 138 |
HUNTER 36 | | 132 |
HUNTER 36-2 SD | | 135 |
HUNTER 37 | | 132 |
HUNTER 376 SD | | 126 |
HUNETR 38 WK | | 117 |
HUNTER 380 SD RFM | | 111 |
HUNTER 386 SD | | 123 |
HUNTER 40 | | 96 |
HUNTER 405 | | 114 |
HUNTER 41 SD RFM | | 105 |
HUNTER 41 DS SD RFM | | 114 |
HUNTER 410 SD | | 126 |
HUNTER 44 SD | | 120 |
HUNTER 45 SD RFM | | 120 |
HUNTER 45cc SD | | 120 |
HUNTER 460 SD | | 102 |
HUNTER 466 SD | | 96 |
HUNTER 54 | | 42 |
HUNTER LEGEND 35 WK | | 132 |
HUNTER LEGEND 37 | | 96 |
HUNTER LEGEND 37 WK | | 105 |
HUNTER LEGEND 40.5 | | 117 |
HUNTER LEGEND 43 | | 81 |
HUNTER LEGEND 45 | | 72 |
HUNTER PASSAGE 42 | | 102 |
HUNTER PASSAGE 450 | | 99 |
HUNTER VISION 32 | | 171 |
HUNTER VISION 36 | | 138 |
HYLAS 44 | | 102 |
HYLAS 46 TM | | 84 |
HYLAS 49 | | 93 |
HYLAS 49 TM | | 90 |
HYLAS 54 | | 57 |
HYLAS 70 | | 18 |
i550 | | 135/147 |
ILC 46 | | -21 |
IMPULSE 26 IB | | 132 |
IMPULSE 26 ODR | | 126 |
IMX 38 | | 63 |
IMX 40 | | 42 |
IMX 45 | | 12 |
IMX 45 SD | | 18 |
INT 210 ODR *(U)* | | 171 |
INT 500 | | 216 |
INT 600 | | 186 |
INT FOLKBOAT 26 IB | | 282 |
INT OD *(U)* | | 144 |
INTREPID 35 | | 165 |
INTREPID 40 | | 108 |
INTREPID 9M | | 201 |
INTREPID 9M SD | | 210 |
IOR 24.5(NEW .75 TON) | | 108 |
IOR 27.5(OLD 1 TON) | | 108 |
IOR 30.5(NEW 1 TON) | | 57 |
IOR 32.0(OLD 2 TON) | | 84 |
IOR 35.5(NEW 2 TON) | | 18 |
IOR 50 | | -9 |
IRWIN 23 | | 252 |
IRWIN 25 | | 228 |
IRWIN 27 | | 225 |
IRWIN 28-3 | | 201 |
IRWIN 30 CITATION | | 171 |
IRWIN 30 CITATION SD | | 177 |
IRWIN 30 SD | | 183 |
IRWIN 31 | | 216 |
IRWIN 31 CITATION | | 162 |
IRWIN 32 | | 180 |
IRWIN 32 CB | | 186 |
IRWIN 32 CITATION | | 159 |
IRWIN 32 CITATION SD | | 168 |
IRWIN 33-2 | | 162 |
IRWIN 34 CITATION | | 165 |
IRWIN 34 CITATION SD | | 171 |
IRWIN 35 CITATION SD | | 144 |
IRWIN 37-2 | | 195 |
IRWIN 37T | | 120 |
IRWIN 38-2 | | 126 |
IRWIN 38 CITATION | | 123 |
IRWIN 39 CB | | 126 |
IRWIN 39 CITATION | | 120 |
IRWIN 40 CITATION | | 114 |
IRWIN 40 CITATION CB | | 120 |
IRWIN 41 KETCH | | 147 |
IRWIN 42 | | 141 |
IRWIN 43-2 | | 135 |
IRWIN 43-3 | | 144 |
IRWIN 52 CB | | 105 |
IRWIN 52-4 SD | | 66 |
IRWIN 68 CB Ketch | | 72 |
ISLAND PACKET 26-2 | | 252 |
ISLAND PACKET 27 | | 234 |
ISLAND PACKET 29 | | 204 |
ISLAND PACKET 320 | | 198 |
ISLAND PACKET 35 | | 186 |
ISLAND PACKET 350 | | 195 |
ISLAND PACKET 37 | | 156 |
ISLAND PACKET 370 | | 183 |
ISLAND PACKET 38 | | 168 |
ISLAND PACKET 40 | | 156 |
ISLAND PACKET 420 | | 141 |
ISLAND PACKET 45 | | 126 |
ISLAND TRADER 41 | | 192 |
ISLANDER 21 | | 288 |
ISLANDER 24 BAHAMA | | 270 |
ISLANDER 26 BAHAMA | | 216 |
ISLANDER 26 EXCALIBUR | | 228 |
ISLANDER 28 | | 201 |
ISLANDER 29 | | 234 |
ISLANDER 30 BAHAMA SD | | 186 |
ISLANDER 30-2 | | 180 |
ISLANDER 30-2 TM | | 174 |
ISLANDER 32/33 | | 222 |
ISLANDER 32-2 TM | | 162 |
ISLANDER 32-3 | | 168 |
ISLANDER 34 | | 210 |
ISLANDER 34-2 WK | | 144 |
ISLANDER 36 | | 144 |
ISLANDER 37 | | 153 |
ISLANDER 41 | | 114 |
ISLANDER 44 | | 120 |
ISLANDER FREEPORT 36 | | 162 |
ISLANDER FREEPORT 41 | | 159 |
ISLANDER P40 | | 81 |
ITALIA 12.8 | | 42 |
IW 31 SM | | 192 |
J 100 (100/60sm Asym) | | 93/102 |
J 100 (100/80sm Asym) | | 90/102 |
J 100 (100/80sm Pole) | | 84/102 |
J 100 (155/60sm Asym) | | 90/96 |
J 100 (155/60sm Pole) | | 81/96 |
J 100 (155/80sm Asym) | | 87/96 |
J 100 (155/80sm Pole) | | 78/96 |
J 100 (85st/60sm Asym) | | 96/105 |
J 100 OD (100/80sm Asym) | | 90/102 |
J 105 (110sm.150 Lp) | | 81/90 |
J 105 ODR | | 90/96 |
J 105 (89sm/150 Lp) | | 84/90 |
J 105 SD | | 90/99 |
J 105 SD ODR | | 96/102 |
J 109 (108sm/155 Lp) | | 69/78 |
J 109 (120sm/105 Lp) | | 69/81 |
J 109 (120sm/155 Lp) | | 66/78 |
J 109 ODR (108sm/105Lp) | | 72/81 |
J 109 ODR SD | | 78/87 |
J 110 | | 96 |
J 111 ODR (130sm/101%) | | 42/54 |
J 112 E | | 54 |
J 120 ODR | | 54 |
J 120 ODR CARBON RIG | | 51 |
J 121 | | 30 |
J 122 | | 33 |
J 124 | | 30 |
J 124 (100LP) | | 36 |
J 124 No pole | | 36 |
J 125 ODR | | -3 |
J 130 ODR | | 24 |
J 130 ODR CARBON RIG | | 21 |
J 130 ODR Carbon/SD | | 30 |
J 133 | | 12 |
J 145 | | -21 |
J 160 | | -9 |
J 160 SD | | -3 |
J 22 *(U)* | | 177/183 |
J 22 ODR *(U)* | | 180/189 |
J 24 ODR | | 168 |
J 27 | | 126 |
J 28 | | 171 |
J 28 SD | | 177 |
J 29 FR IB | | 123 |
J 29 FR OB | | 117 |
J 29 FR OB ODR | | 111 |
J 29 FR OB SPL=12.5 | | 114 |
J 29 MH IB | | 117 |
J 29 MH OB | | 111 |
J 30 | | 144 |
J 30 ODR | | 135 |
J 32 | | 114 |
J 33 | | 84 |
J 34 | | 120 |
J 34C | | 111 |
J 35 | | 72 |
J 35 WH | | 75 |
J 35 SD | | 78 |
J 35C | | 99 |
J 35C SD | | 108 |
J 36 | | 84 |
J 37 | | 75 |
J 37 WK | | 84 |
J 39 | | 45 |
J 40 | | 78 |
J 40 SD | | 90 |
J 41 | | 69 |
J 41 FR | | 69 |
J 42 | | 69 |
J 42 CARBON | | 66 |
J 42 SD | | 75 |
J 44 | | 27 |
J 44 SD | | 36 |
J 44 WK | | 39 |
J 46 | | 42 |
J 46 DK | | 33 |
J 47 | | 15 |
J 70 | | U117/U129 |
J 80 | | 114 |
J 80 ODR | | 120 |
J 88 | | 81 |
J 92 | | 99 |
J 92 ODR | | 105 |
J 92S | | 96 |
J 95 | | 102 |
J 97 | | 102 |
JACKETT 25 | | 168 |
JAVELIN 37 | | 171 |
JEANNEAU 23 | | 189 |
JEANNEAU 25 Sun Fast | | 93 |
JEANNEAU 27 FANTASIA IB | | 225 |
JEANNEAU 30 ARCADIA | | 159 |
JEANNEAU 32 ATTALIA | | 156 |
JEANNEAU 32 ATTALIA CB | | 165 |
JEANNEAU 34 SUNRISE | | 132 |
JEANNEAU 34 SUNRISE CB | | 141 |
JEANNEAU SO 349 | | 120 |
JEANNEAU 35 ONE DESIGN | | 84 |
JEANNEAU 35 SUN ODSY SD | | 123 |
JEANNEAU 36i | | 117 |
JEANNEAU 36 Sun Fast | | 93 |
JEANNEAU 36 SUNSHINE | | 120 |
JEANNEAU 3600 Sun Fast Long Sprit | | 60 |
JEANNEAU SUN ODSY 36i | | 108 |
JEANNEAU SUN ODSY 37 SD | | 138 |
JEANNEAU 379 Sun O | | 102 |
JEANNEAU 37 SELECTION | | 102 |
JEANNEAU 38 SUNSHINE | | 114 |
JEANNEAU 39 REGATTA FR | | 108 |
JEANNEAU 39 REGATTA MH | | 111 |
JEANNEAU 39I SUN ODSY DKTM | | 99 |
JEANNEAU 39i Sun ODSY DS SD | | 123 |
JEANNEAU 40 | | 96 |
JEANNEAU 40 SUN FIZZ | | 111 |
JEANNEAU 40 Sun O SD | | 120 |
JEANNEAU 40.3 SunOdy SD | | 99 |
JEANNEAU 409 Sun Ody | | 87 |
JEANNEAU 419 SUN ODY | | 87 |
JEANNEAU 41 SUNLEGEND | | 93 |
JEANNEAU 42 Sun O DS SD | | 81 |
JEANNEAU 43 Sun O SD | | 117 |
JEANNEAU 439 Sun O SD | | 93 |
JEANNEAU 440 SUN ODYSSEY | | 54 |
JEANNEAU 44 SD SUN ODYSEE | | 93 |
JEANNEAU 44 SUN MAGIC | | 108 |
JEANNEAU 45 SUNKISS | | 96 |
JEANNEAU 45 SUNKISS CB | | 102 |
JEANNEAU 45 Sun Ody DS SD | | 72 |
JEANNEAU 45.1 SUN ODSY | | 78 |
JEANNEAU 45.2 SUN ODSY | | 75 |
JEANNEAU 45.2 Sun O TM SD | | 60 |
JEANNEAU 479 SD | | 72 |
JEANNEAU 48 TRINIDAD TM | | 66 |
JEANNEAU 49 SUN ODSY | | 60 |
JEANNEAU 49 Sun O SD | | 69 |
JEANNEAU 49 Sun O DS SD | | 63 |
JEANNEAU 490 SUN ODSY | | 45 |
JEANNEAU 490 SUN ODSY SD | | 51 |
JEANNEAU 509 | | 48 |
JEANNEAU 51 Sun O | | 51 |
JEANNEAU 54 Briand | | 39 |
JEANNEAU 54 Briand SD | | 48 |
JEANNEAU 54 Sun O DS | | 42 |
JEANNEAU 54 Sun O DS SD | | 51 |
JEANNEAU 65 | | 9 |
JEANNEAU GIN FIZZ KETCH | | 165 |
JEANNEAU LEGENDE 1 TON | | 66 |
JEANNEAU Voyager 11.2 | | 153 |
JENSEN 37.8 METER | | U153 |
JONMERI 40 | | 105 |
JONMERI 48 | | 75 |
JOUET 950 CB | | 174 |
KAIULANI 38 | | 225 |
KALIK 33 | | 150 |
KALIK 40 IK | | 102 |
KALIK 40 LK | | 93 |
KALIK 44-2 | | 90 |
KAPPA SAN 35 | | 201 |
KELLS 28 | | 225 |
KENNER KITTIWAKE 23 | | 270 |
KER 11.3 | | 30 |
KER 50a Custom | | -43 |
KER 55 | | -72 |
KING 40 Sprit | | 21 |
KINGS CRUISER | | 246 |
KIRBY 23 | | 177 |
KIRBY 25 | | 177 |
KIWI 35 | | 60 |
KNUTSON 33 PILOT | | 210 |
KNUTSON 35 | | 195 |
KRAMER 24 | | 240 |
LACOSTE 36 (S&S) | | 132 |
LACOSTE 42 CB | | 84 |
LACOSTE 42SE | | 72 |
LAFITTE 44 | | 126 |
LAGER 40 | | 60 |
LAGUNA 33 TM | | 177 |
LANCER 27 | | 216 |
LANCER 28 | | 258 |
LANCER 30-5 | | 186 |
LANCER 36 | | 126 |
LANCER 40 | | 129 |
LANDING SCHOOL 26 | | 207 |
LANDING SCHOOL 30 | | 90 |
LASER 28 | | 135 |
LASER 28 ODR | | 129 |
LASER SB3 ODR | | U120 |
LE COMTE 52 TM | | 105 |
LEGNOS MYSTIC 30 | | 225 |
LEIGH 30 | | 195 |
LIBERTY 458 | | 135 |
LIGHTNING | | 153 |
LINDENBERG 26 | | 168 |
LINDENBERG 28 | | 114 |
LIPPINCOTT 30 | | 180 |
LITTLE HARBOR 36 | | 183 |
LITTLE HARBOR 36 Keel | | 180 |
LITTLE HARBOR 37 | | 177 |
LITTLE HARBOR 38 | | 126 |
LITTLE HARBOR 40 | | 150 |
LITTLE HARBOR 44 | | 111 |
LITTLE HARBOR 46 | | 108 |
LITTLE HARBOR 50 | | 66 |
LITTLE HARBOR 52 | | 63 |
LITTLE HARBOR 53 | | 69 |
LITTLE HARBOR 54 | | 66 |
LITTLE HARBOR 60 | | 48 |
LITTLE HARBOR 62 | | 42 |
LITTLE HARBOR 63 | | 42 |
LITTLE HARBOR 68 | | 24 |
LORD NELSON 41 | | 132 |
LUDERS 16 *(U)* | | 216 |
LUDERS 27 | | 150 |
LUDERS 33 | | 213 |
LUDERS 44 | | 138 |
LUGER 21 | | 288 |
Lyman Morse 46 | | 36 |
M 20 SPORT ODR | | 177 |
MACGREGOR 25 | | 231 |
MACGREGOR 26 | | 222 |
MACGREGOR 65-2 WK | | 24 |
MAGIC CLASS 50 | | 114 |
MALO 116 | | 144 |
MARINER 28 | | 201 |
MARINER 36 | | 162 |
MARINER 36 TAIWAN | | 207 |
MARINER 39 | | 156 |
MARINER 47 | | 135 |
MARK 23 | | 246 |
MARSHALL 18 | | 309 |
MARSHALL 22 | | 273 |
MARTEN 49 | | -42 |
MARTIN 243 *(U)* | | U66/78 |
MASON 33 | | 168 |
MASON 43 | | 144 |
MASON 43 Ketch | | 153 |
MASON 43 SM | | 153 |
MASON 44 | | 141 |
MAXI 77 | | 240 |
MAXI 95 | | 183 |
MC CURDY & RHODES 46 KETCH | | 111 |
McINNES 35 | | 189 |
MEADOWLARK 33 | | 216 |
MEDALIST 33 | | 234 |
MEGA 30 | | 138 |
MELGES 24 ODR | | 102/108 |
MELGES 30 ODR | | 42/54 |
MELGES 32 ODR | | 24/36 |
MENEMSHA 24 | | 258 |
MENGER CAT 22 | | 273 |
MERCER 44 | | 126 |
MERIT 25 | | 171 |
METALMAST 30 | | 156 |
METALMAST 36 | | 111 |
MG 38 | | 108 |
MINI 6.5 | | 111 |
MIRAGE 20/5.5 | | 246 |
MIRAGE 236 FK | | 174 |
MIRAGE 24 | | 228 |
MIRAGE 25 | | 216 |
MIRAGE 30 | | 168 |
MIRAGE 33 | | 156 |
MIRAGE 338 | | 90 |
MISTRAL 21 | | 234 |
MISTRAL 33 | | 165 |
MISTRESS 32 | | 195 |
MOCKINGBIRD 37 | | 270 |
MONHEGAN 48 | | 72 |
MONSON 31 | | 201 |
MONTEGO 25 OB | | 222 |
MONTEVEDEO 43 | | 117 |
MOODY 34 | | 168 |
MOODY 346 | | 156 |
MOODY 376 | | 126 |
MOODY 41 | | 117 |
MOODY 419 | | 111 |
MOODY 42 (Primrose) | | 210 |
MOODY 45 DS | | 108 |
MOODY 47 SD | | 102 |
MOORE 24 | | 159 |
MOORINGS 43 | | 114 |
MOORINGS 432 | | 105 |
MOORINGS 503 | | 96 |
MOORINGS 505 | | 90 |
MORGAN 24/25 | | 234 |
MORGAN 27 | | 174 |
MORGAN 28 | | 207 |
MORGAN 30-1 | | 201 |
MORGAN 30-2 | | 168 |
MORGAN 32 | | 186 |
MORGAN 33 | | 174 |
MORGAN 33T | | 156 |
MORGAN 34 | | 195 |
MORGAN 35 | | 162 |
MORGAN 36-4 CB | | 117 |
MORGAN 36-6 | | 108 |
MORGAN 36-6 SM CB | | 126 |
MORGAN 36T | | 120 |
MORGAN 38 | | 138 |
MORGAN 38-2 | | 144 |
MORGAN 38-4 | | 135 |
MORGAN 41 | | 126 |
MORGAN 42-2 | | 114 |
MORGAN 43 | | 114 |
MORGAN 45-2 | | 120 |
MORGAN 45-4 CB | | 81 |
MORGAN OI 28 | | 264 |
MORGAN OI 33 | | 216 |
MORGAN OI 41 | | 195 |
MORRIS 28 LINDA | | 216 |
MORRIS M29 DS | | 156 |
MORRIS M29X DS | | 138 |
MORRIS 30 ANNIE | | 204 |
MORRIS 32 SCHEEL | | 183 |
MORRIS M36 DS | | 114/123 |
MORRIS M36 DS SD | | 120/129 |
MORRIS M36 DS SSD | | 129/138 |
MORRIS 36 JUSTINE | | 156 |
MORRIS 36 JUSTINE SD | | 162 |
MORRIS 36a Custom | | 96 |
MORRIS 38 | | 144 |
MORRIS 38 SM | | 156 |
MORRIS 40 | | 129 |
MORRIS M42 DS | | 105 |
MORRIS M42 DS DK | | 96 |
MORRIS M42 DS SD | | 108 |
MORRIS M42X | | 78 |
MORRIS 454 15/16 | | 36 |
MORRIS 454 7/8 | | 30 |
MORRIS 46RS SM | | 120 |
MORRIS 46 SM | | 114 |
MORRIS 48GY SD | | 30 |
MORRIS OS 48 GT SD | | 42 |
MORRIS 48 SD MH | | 51 |
MORRIS 486 | | 48 |
MORRIS 486 Sheel Keel | | 54 |
MORRIS M52 DS Carbon | | 72/81 |
MOUNT GAY 30 | | 69 |
MRCB 37 | | 162 |
MUMM 30/Farr 30 ODR | | 54/66 |
MUMM 36 | | 42 |
MYSTIQUE 43 | | 24 |
N/M 36 | | 51 |
N/M 41 | | 63 |
N/M 43 | | 9 |
N/M 43C | | 18 |
NAJAD 343 | | 180 |
NAJAD 373 | | 156 |
NAJAD 390 | | 144 |
NAJAD 440 (J/V) | | 57 |
NANTUCKET SPLINTER | | 108 |
NAUTICAT 42 | | 108 |
NAUTILUS 114 | | 177 |
NAVY 44 | | 90 |
NAVY 44-2 | | 78 |
NEPTUNE 24 SD | | 240 |
NEVINS 40 | | 168 |
NEVINS 45 | | 171 |
NEVINS 55 CUSTOM | | 81 |
NEW BEDFORD 35 | | 177 |
NEWPORTER 40 | | 210 |
NEW YORK 32 | | 138 |
NEW YORK 36 | | 111 |
NEW YORK 40 | | 90 |
NEW YORK 40 (HERRESHOFF) | | 87 |
NEW YORK 48 | | 72 |
NEWPORT 27S OB | | 201 |
NEWPORT 28 | | 195 |
NEWPORT 28-2 | | 192 |
NEWPORT 30-2 OB | | 174 |
NEWPORT 30-3 | | 171 |
NEWPORT 41S/-2 | | 102 |
NIAGARA 31 | | 165 |
NIAGARA 35 | | 153 |
NIAGARA 42 | | 108 |
NICHOLSON 30 | | 168 |
NICHOLSON 31 | | 195 |
NICHOLSON 32 | | 189 |
NICHOLSON 33 | | 144 |
NICHOLSON 35-4 | | 162 |
NICHOLSON 35-7 | | 156 |
NICHOLSON 40AC | | 126 |
NICHOLSON 43 | | 114 |
NIELSEN 59 | | 39 |
NOE 36 | | 72 |
NOELEX 30 ODR | | 123 |
NONSUCH 26 | | 219 |
NONSUCH 26 SD | | 228 |
NONSUCH 30 | | 177 |
NONSUCH 30 SD | | 186 |
NONSUCH 324 | | 174 |
NONSUCH 33 | | 168 |
NONSUCH 36 | | 165 |
NORBELLE 37 | | 126 |
NORDIC 40 | | 105 |
NORDIC 44 | | 84 |
NORLIN 34 TM | | 117 |
NORSEMAN 400 | | 108 |
NORSEMAN 447 | | 102 |
NORTH AMERICAN 40 | | 90 |
NORTHEAST 38-1 | | 174 |
NORTHEAST 38-2 | | 162 |
NORTHEAST 38-3 | | 156 |
NORTHEAST 39 | | 78 |
NORTHEAST 39-2 | | 75 |
NORTHEAST 400 TM | | 174 |
NORTHERN 25 | | 225 |
NORTHSTAR 1000 | | 189 |
NORTHSTAR 1500 | | 156 |
NORTHSTAR 500 | | 228 |
NORTHSTAR 600 | | 228 |
NORTHSTAR 727 | | 195 |
NORTHSTAR 80/20 | | 195 |
O DAY 20 | | 270 |
O DAY 22 CB | | 279 |
O DAY 22 MH | | 285 |
O DAY 222 | | 261 |
O DAY 23-1 | | 249 |
O DAY 23-2 CB | | 249 |
O DAY 23-2 FK | | 243 |
O DAY 25 CB | | 246 |
O DAY 25 FK | | 237 |
O DAY 26 IB | | 246 |
O DAY 26 OB | | 240 |
O DAY 27 IB | | 204 |
O DAY 27 OB | | 201 |
O DAY 27 OB DK | | 198 |
O DAY 27-2 IB | | 231 |
O DAY 27-2 OB | | 225 |
O DAY 28 441+ LK | | 198 |
O DAY 28 CB | | 204 |
O DAY 28 IK | | 201 |
O DAY 28 LK SD | | 204 |
O DAY 30 CB | | 177 |
O DAY 30 FK | | 174 |
O DAY 30-2 | | 183 |
O DAY 31 | | 171 |
O DAY 32 | | 201 |
O DAY 32-2 | | 168 |
O DAY 34 | | 147 |
O Day 34 SD | | 156 |
O DAY 35 | | 144 |
O DAY 37 | | 162 |
O DAY 39 | | 114 |
O DAY 39 LK SD | | 120 |
O DAY 40 | | 111 |
O DAY 40 TM | | 105 |
O DAY 40 TM SD | | 114 |
O DAY MARINER 19 *(U)* | | 294 |
O DAY OUTLAW | | 240 |
O DAY OUTLAW TM | | 225 |
O DAY TEMPEST | | 273 |
OCEAN 80 | | 12 |
OCEAN CRUISING 40 | | 135 |
OCEAN CRUISING 42 | | 126 |
OCEANIC 38 | | 138 |
OHLSON 35 YAWL | | 201 |
OHLSON 35-2 | | 171 |
OHLSON 36 | | 189 |
OHLSON 38 | | 153 |
OHLSON 41 | | 126 |
OLSON 25 | | 159 |
OLSON 25E | | 168 |
OLSON 29 IB | | 105 |
OLSON 30 | | 108 |
Olson 34E WK | | 120 |
OLSON 8.8 | | 189 |
OLSON 911 | | 126 |
OMEGA 36 | | 117 |
OMEGA 42 | | 90 |
ONTARIO 32 | | 177 |
OOD 34 | | 120 |
OPEN CLASS 40 | | -15 |
OPEN 60 | | -60 |
ORION 27 | | 243 |
ORION 34 | | 144 |
ORION 35 | | 138 |
ORION 50 | | 99 |
OSTKUST | | 276 |
OUTBOUND 44/46 | | 90 |
OVNI 455 | | 63 |
OYSTER 41 | | 108 |
OYSTER 435 | | 117 |
OYSTER 46 (Humphreys) | | 90 |
OYSTER 48.5 SD | | 84 |
OYSTER 49 | | 78 |
OYSTER 53H SD | | 78 |
OYSTER 54 | | 48 |
OYSTER 575 | | 24 |
OYSTER 66 | | 36 |
P BOAT | | 45 |
PACER 310 Sport VE | | 102/111 |
PACESHIP 20 | | 270 |
PACESHIP 23 BLUEJACKET | | 243 |
PACESHIP 29 | | 195 |
PACESHIP 29 NORTHWIND | | 195 |
PACESHIP 32/28 | | 156 |
PACESHIP PY23 CB | | 246 |
PACESHIP PY23 FK | | 243 |
PACESHIP PY26 IB | | 210 |
PACESHIP PY26 OB | | 207 |
PACIFIC SEACRAFT 31 | | 204 |
PACIFIC SEACRAFT 34 | | 195 |
PACIFIC SEACRAFT 37 SD | | 186 |
PANDA 40 KETCH | | 165 |
PASSPORT 40 | | 138 |
PASSPORT 41 TM | | 126 |
PASSPORT 41 VTM | | 120 |
PASSPORT 44 | | 120 |
PASSPORT 47 | | 114 |
PEARSON 10M | | 141 |
PEARSON 10M TM | | 135 |
PEARSON 22 | | 252 |
PEARSON 23 | | 240 |
PEARSON 23 CAT | | 240 |
PEARSON 23 CB | | 243 |
PEARSON 24 | | 252 |
PEARSON 26 | | 213 |
PEARSON 27 SD | | 204 |
PEARSON 27-2 | | 204 |
PEARSON 28 1-29 | | 195 |
PEARSON 28 30+ | | 192 |
PEARSON 28-2 | | 180 |
PEARSON 28-2 SD | | 189 |
PEARSON 30 | | 174 |
PEARSON 303 | | 198 |
PEARSON 31 | | 180 |
PEARSON 31-2 | | 156 |
PEARSON 31-2 WK | | 165 |
PEARSON 32 | | 159 |
PEARSON 323 | | 174 |
PEARSON 33 | | 177 |
PEARSON 33-2 | | 147 |
PEARSON 33-2 CB | | 156 |
PEARSON 34 | | 144 |
PEARSON 34 CB | | 150 |
PEARSON 35 | | 177 |
PEARSON 36 | | 138 |
PEARSON 36-2 | | 132 |
PEARSON 36-2 CB | | 141 |
PEARSON 365 KETCH | | 210 |
PEARSON 365 SLOOP | | 204 |
PEARSON 37 | | 102 |
PEARSON 39 | | 132 |
PEARSON 39-2 | | 111 |
PEARSON 39-2 CB | | 120 |
PEARSON 40 | | 117 |
PEARSON 422 Ketch | | 171 |
PEARSON 424 | | 168 |
PEARSON 43 | | 135 |
PEARSON 530 | | 102 |
PEARSON ARIEL | | 261 |
PEARSON COASTER | | 219 |
PEARSON COMMANDER | | 261 |
PEARSON COUNTESS KETCH | | 144 |
PEARSON ELECTRA | | 288 |
PEARSON ENSIGN *(U)* | | 276 |
PEARSON ENSIGN ODR *(U)* | | 270 |
PEARSON FLYER 30 | | 138 |
PEARSON INVICTA | | 186 |
PEARSON LARK | | 255 |
PEARSON RENEGADE | | 243 |
PEARSON TRITON | | 255 |
PEARSON VANGUARD | | 222 |
PEARSON WANDERER | | 219 |
PET/WIGGERS 37 | | 87 |
PETERSON 30 | | 168 |
PETERSON 34 | | 117 |
PETERSON 38 | | 90 |
PETERSON 44 | | 114 |
PETERSON 44 SM | | 123 |
PINNACLE 30 | | 90 |
PISCES 21 | | U294 |
PJ 34 | | 162 |
PJ 36 | | 150 |
PJ 37 | | 141 |
PJ 40 | | 114 |
PJ 43 | | 102 |
PJ 48 | | 66 |
POACHER | | 201 |
POCKET ROCKET | | U165 |
POINTIN 29 | | 156 |
POITIN 24 FR | | 195 |
POITIN 24 MH | | 192 |
PRECISION 185 CB | | 228 |
PRECISION 23 | | 231 |
PRESTO 30 | | 183 |
PRETORIEN 35 | | 132 |
PT 30-1 | | 165 |
PT 30-2 | | 159 |
PUMA 23 | | 258 |
PUMA 27 | | 219 |
PUZZLE 36 | | 123 |
Q BOAT | | 120 |
QUEST 30 | | 81 |
QUEST 30 WATER BAL | | 66 |
QUEST 33 IB | | 87 |
QUICKSTEP 24 | | 240 |
QUINCY ADAMS 17 *(U)* | | 210 |
R SLOOP-3 | | 165 |
RAIDER 33 | | 153 |
RAIDER 33 SD | | 162 |
RAIDER 35 | | 189 |
RANGER 22 | | 231 |
RANGER 23 | | 240 |
RANGER 23 TM | | 222 |
RANGER 26-1 | | 198 |
RANGER 28 | | 192 |
RANGER 28 TM | | 186 |
RANGER 29 | | 189 |
RANGER 30 | | 168 |
RANGER 32 | | 159 |
RANGER 33 | | 156 |
RANGER 37 | | 120 |
RANGER FUN 23 OD | | 177 |
RASMUS MONSUN 31 | | 201 |
RAWSON 35 | | 168 |
REDLINE 41 | | 111 |
REDWING 30 | | 195 |
RHODES 19 ODR *(U)* | | 234 |
RHODES 19 CB ODR *(U)* | | 243 |
RHODES CONTINENTAL 22 | | 276 |
RHODES RANGER | | 240 |
RHODES 41 | | 171 |
RHODES RELIANT 41 | | 168 |
RHODES WHISTLER | | 174 |
RIVAL 36 | | 144 |
RIVAL 41 | | 120 |
RK20 | | 264 |
ROB ROY 23 *(U)* | | 276 |
ROBB 35 | | 240 |
ROBERTS OFFSHORE 38 | | 138 |
RODGERS 26 | | 168 |
RODGERS 32 MH | | 129 |
R/P 56 | | -75 |
R&U 30a | | 60 |
RUSTLER 33 | | 120 |
S&S 38 Yawl 1953 | | 168 |
S&S 39 Finisterre Yawl | | 174 |
S&S 46a Custom | | 63 |
S&S 52 | | 42 |
S&S 55 Yawl | | 87 |
S&S 47.5 | | 126 |
S&S 65 Custom | | 21 |
S2 10.3 | | 120 |
S2 11.0 | | 138 |
S2 27 | | 180 |
S2 27 IB | | 186 |
S2 35 | | 144 |
S2 6.7 | | 195 |
S2 6.8 CB | | 246 |
S2 6.9 | | 210 |
S2 7.0 | | 261 |
S2 7.3 | | 228 |
S2 7.9 | | 168 |
S2 7.9 FK | | 162 |
S2 7.9 IB | | 174 |
S2 7.9 IB FK | | 168 |
S2 8.0B | | 222 |
S2 9.1 | | 132 |
S2 9.1 SM | | 138 |
S2 9.1SE | | 123 |
S2 9.2A | | 189 |
S2 9.2A SD | | 195 |
S2 9.6 | | 183 |
SABRE 28-1/2 | | 198 |
SABRE 28-2 Ketch | | 201 |
SABRE 28-3 | | 186 |
SABRE 30-1 | | 180 |
SABRE 30-2 | | 174 |
SABRE 30-3 | | 165 |
SABRE 32 | | 159 |
SABRE 32 CB | | 168 |
SABRE 34 | | 153 |
SABRE 34 CB | | 162 |
SABRE 34-2 | | 135 |
SABRE 34-2 CB | | 144 |
SABRE 34-2 WK | | 144 |
SABRE 36 | | 117 |
SABRE 36 CB | | 129 |
SABRE 36-2 | | 105 |
SABRE 36-2 CB | | 114 |
SABRE 36-2 WK | | 117 |
SABRE 38 | | 111 |
SABRE 38 CB | | 123 |
SABRE 38-2 | | 114 |
SABRE 38-2 CB | | 126 |
SABRE 38-2 WK | | 126 |
SABRE 386 | | 84 |
SABRE 386 WK | | 93 |
SABRE 40-2 | | 75 |
SABRE 40-2 DK | | 69 |
SABRE 40-2 DK TM | | 66 |
SABRE 40-2 WK | | 87 |
SABRE 42 | | 96 |
SABRE 42 CB | | 108 |
SABRE 425 | | 96 |
SABRE 425 CB | | 102 |
SABRE 425 WK | | 108 |
SABRE 426 | | 69 |
SABRE 426 WK | | 78 |
SABRE 452 | | 45 |
SABRE 452 WK | | 54 |
SABRE 456 | | 45 |
SABRE WK 456 | | 54 |
SABRE SPIRIT Genoa | | 90 |
SABRE SPIRIT Jib | | 102 |
SABRE SPIRIT SD Jib | | 108/114 |
SADLER 34 | | 165 |
SAFFIER Se 33 | | 102 |
SAGA 43 | | 81 |
SAGA 43 SD | | 87 |
SAGA 48 | | 72 |
SAILMASTER 22 | | 294 |
SAILMASTER 26 | | 234 |
SAILMASTER 45 | | 141 |
SAILSTAR ORION 19 *(U)* | | 294 |
SAKONNET 23 *(U)* | | 234 |
SALONE 45a | | 36 |
SAMBON SEABREEZE 46 | | 132 |
SALOMA 33a | | 105 |
SAN JUAN 21 | | 258 |
SAN JUAN 24 | | 222 |
SAN JUAN 28 | | 186 |
SAN JUAN 30 | | 168 |
SAN JUAN 7.7 | | 186 |
SANTA CRUZ 27 IB | | 150 |
SANTA CRUZ 50 | | 3 |
SANTA CRUZ 52a | | -21 |
SANTANA 20 | | 228 |
SANTANA 23 | | 174 |
SANTANA 25-1 | | 228 |
SANTANA 25-2 | | 222 |
SANTANA 27 | | 201 |
SANTANA 28-2 | | 180 |
SANTANA 30 | | 174 |
SANTANA 3030 | | 126 |
SANTANA 35 | | 120 |
SANTANA 37 | | 132 |
SANTANA 525 | | 189 |
SATURNA 33 | | 201 |
SCAMPI 30-2 | | 186 |
SCAMPI 30-4 | | 177 |
SCEPTRE 43 | | 120 |
SCHEEL 30 | | 189 |
SCHEEL 36 | | 141 |
SCHEEL 44 | | 105 |
SCHEEL 45 | | 111 |
SCHOCK 22 | | 267 |
SCHOCK HARBOR 25 | | 195 |
SCHOCK 35 | | 72 |
SCHUMACHER 50 | | -9 |
SCREAMER 12M IB | | 60 |
SCREAMER 12M SD IB | | 66 |
SEA SPRITE 23 | | 270 |
SEA SPRITE 27 | | 234 |
SEA SPRITE 30 | | 216 |
SEA SPRITE 34 | | 192 |
SEAFARER 22 | | 282 |
SEAFARER 24 | | 246 |
SEAFARER 26 OB | | 240 |
SEAFARER 30 TM | | 183 |
SEAFARER 31 | | 228 |
SEAFARER 31 TM | | 219 |
SEAFARER 37 | | 135 |
SEAFARER 38 TM | | 192 |
SEAFARER 45 | | 156 |
SEAFARER MERIDIAN 25 | | 249 |
SEAFARER SWIFTSHORE 30 | | 201 |
SEAMASTER 925 | | 195 |
SEAQUEST 36 | | 48 |
SEASCAPE 24a | | 102 |
SEASCAPE 27 | | 105 |
SEAWARD 26rk | | 252 |
SEAWOLF 41 | | 198 |
SEGUIN 40 | | 96 |
SEGUIN 44 TM | | 99 |
SEGUIN 49 | | 72 |
SEIDELMANN 25 | | 222 |
SEIDELMANN 299 | | 183 |
SEIDELMANN 299 SD | | 189 |
SEIDELMANN 30 | | 162 |
SEIDELMANN 30T | | 183 |
SEIDELMANN 34 | | 156 |
SEIDELMANN 37 | | 126 |
SERENDIPITY 43 | | 63 |
SHANNON 28 | | 222 |
SHANNON 38 KETCH | | 177 |
SHANNON 38 SLOOP | | 171 |
SHANNON 43 CB | | 132 |
SHANNON 50 | | 114 |
SHARK 24 | | 243 |
SHARK 24 ODR | | 234 |
SHE 33 SM | | 171 |
SHEARWATER 39 | | 123 |
SHIELDS OD *(U)* | | 165 |
SHOAL SAILOR 32 | | 276 |
SHOW 29 | | 180 |
SHOW 34 | | 135 |
SHOW 38 | | 99 |
SIESTA 32 | | 138 |
SIGMA 33 | | 144 |
SIGMA 36 FR | | 129 |
SIGMA 41 DK | | 96 |
SIGMA 41 DK FR | | 90 |
SIGMA 41 DK TM | | 81 |
SIRENA 38 | | 105 |
SIRENA 44 | | 66 |
SKYE 54 KETCH | | 69 |
SLOCUM 42/43 | | 138 |
SOLING *(U)* | | 153/162 |
SONAR *(U)* | | 168/174 |
SONAR ODR *(U)* | | 171/180 |
SOTO 40 | | -15 |
SOUTHERN CROSS 28 | | 246 |
SOUTHERN CROSS 31 | | 222 |
SOUTHERN CROSS 35 | | 174 |
SOUTHERN CROSS 39 | | 138 |
SOUTHERN OCEAN 62 | | 60 |
SOVEREL 27 IB | | 135 |
SOVEREL 27 OB | | 129 |
SOVEREL 28 | | 222 |
SOVEREL 33-2 | | 87 |
SOVEREL 36 FK | | 111 |
SOVEREL 37 | | 171 |
SOVEREL 39 | | 72 |
SOVEREL 41 | | 99 |
SPIDGATTER 26a | | 240 |
SPIRIT 46 DS | | 81 |
SR25 | | 120 |
SR33 IB | | 78 |
STANDFAST 36 | | 126 |
STANDFAST 40 | | 96 |
STARWIND 27 IB | | 186 |
STELLAR 30 | | 153 |
STELLAR 52 | | 78 |
STEVENS 42 | | 132 |
STEVENS 47 | | 81 |
STONEHORSE | | 246 |
STUART KNOCKABOUT *(U)* | | 210 |
SUN 27 | | 198 |
SUNWARD 48 | | 180 |
SWAN 36 | | 150 |
SWAN 37 TM | | 132 |
SWAN 371 | | 114 |
SWAN 38 | | 120 |
SWAN 39 | | 84 |
SWAN 391 | | 90 |
SWAN 40 | | 120 |
SWAN 40-2 | | 84 |
SWAN 41 | | 102 |
SWAN 411 | | 90 |
SWAN 42 | | 78 |
SWAN 42 NYYC OD | | -3/+9 |
SWAN 43 | | 96 |
SWAN 431 | | 84 |
SWAN 432 SD | | 87 |
SWAN 44 | | 81 |
SWAN 441 | | 72 |
SWAN 441R | | 60 |
SWAN 442 | | 72 |
SWAN 45 | | -18 |
SWAN 46 | | 69 |
SWAN 46 CB | | 78 |
SWAN 46 SM SD | | 75 |
SWAN 46 TM | | 63 |
SWAN 46-2 | | 57 |
SWAN 47 | | 72 |
SWAN 47 CB | | 78 |
SWAN 48 | | 72 |
SWAN 48-2 | | 33 |
SWAN 48-2 SM | | 39 |
SWAN 48-2 R | | 21 |
SWAN 51 | | 36 |
SWAN 51 CB | | 45 |
SWAN 53 | | 24 |
SWAN 53 CB | | 30 |
SWAN 53 SM | | 30 |
SWAN 55 Nautor | | 42 |
SWAN 56 | | -3 |
SWAN 56 C | | -9 |
SWAN 56R | | -36 |
SWAN 57 | | 45 |
SWAN 57 CB KETCH | | 54 |
SWAN 59 CB SM | | 24 |
SWAN 601 | | -72 |
SWAN 62 | | -24 |
SWAN 65 KETCH | | 48 |
SWAN 68 TM | | -30 |
SWAN 77 | | -12 |
SWEDE 55 | | 72 |
SWEDEN 36 | | 111 |
SWEDEN 38 | | 93 |
SWEDEN 38 TM | | 90 |
SWEDEN 38 TM/WK | | 102 |
SWEDEN 41 | | 81 |
SWEDEN 45 | | 48 |
SWIFTSURE 33 | | 201 |
SYDNEY 36 | | 51 |
SYDNEY 38 | | 27 |
TANGENT ONE | | 63 |
TANTON 43 | | 132 |
TANZER 22 CB | | 246 |
TANZER 22 FK | | 237 |
TANZER 26 | | 222 |
TANZER 28 | | 210 |
TANZER 7.5 | | 228 |
TANZER 7.5 SD | | 234 |
TARTAN 10 | | 126 |
TARTAN 101 | | 78/87 |
TARTAN 26 | | 234 |
TARTAN 26 FANTAIL | | 150 |
TARTAN 27 | | 234 |
TARTAN 27 YAWL | | 234 |
TARTAN 28 | | 177 |
TARTAN 30 | | 171 |
TARTAN 3000 | | 162 |
TARTAN 30C | | 165 |
TARTAN 31 SD | | 159 |
TARTAN 3100 SD | | 159 |
TARTAN 33 SM | | 159 |
TARTAN 33 | | 153 |
TARTAN 34 | | 174 |
TARTAN 34-2 | | 132 |
TARTAN 34-2 SD | | 135 |
TARTAN 3500 | | 117 |
TARTAN 3500 WK | | 126 |
TARTAN 3700 | | 102 |
TARTAN 3700 WK | | 114 |
TARTAN 37-1 | | 174 |
TARTAN 37-1 CB | | 177 |
TARTAN 37-2 | | 129 |
TARTAN 37-3 SCHEEL | | 126 |
TARTAN 38 | | 114 |
TARTAN 3800 | | 114 |
TARTAN 3800 SD | | 123 |
TARTAN 40 CB | | 105 |
TARTAN 40 SD | | 105 |
TARTAN 41 | | 102 |
TARTAN 4000al | | 84 |
TARTAN 4000a, shoal draft | | 90 |
TARTAN 4100 SD | | 102 |
TARTAN 41-2 SD | | 108 |
TARTAN 41M | | 96 |
TARTAN 42 SD | | 114 |
TARTAN 46 | | 72 |
TARTAN 4600 SD | | 75 |
TARTAN PRIDE 270 | | 126 |
TARTAN TOCK | | 162 |
TASHIBA 40 | | 129 |
TASWELL 43 | | 144 |
TAYANA 37 | | 174 |
TAYANA 52 SD | | 111 |
TAYANA 55 | | 54 |
TAYANA 65 | | 42 |
TAYANA V42 | | 141 |
TAYLOR 38 | | 87 |
TAYLOR 40-1 | | 60 |
TAYLOR 40-2 | | 54 |
TAYLOR 40-3 | | 54 |
TAYLOR 41 | | 45 |
TAYLOR 42 | | 45 |
TAYLOR 47 | | -9 |
TAYLOR 54 CUSTOM | | 15 |
THOMAS 35 | | 72 |
THOMPSON 35 | | -3 |
THOMPSON 8M | | 75 |
THUNDERBIRD | | 213 |
TICON 30 | | 177 |
TIFFANY JANE 34 | | 132 |
TOFINOU 8m | | 132 |
TOR 40 | | 156 |
TP52 | | -84 |
TRIDENT VOYAGER 35 | | 216 |
TRIPP 26 | | 120 |
TRIPP 26 ODR | | 111 |
TRIPP 32 CLASSIC | | 228 |
TRIPP 33 ODR | | 81 |
TRIPP 36 | | 78 |
TRIPP 36 TM | | 75 |
TRIPP 37 | | 87 |
TRIPP 38 | | 66 |
TRIPP 40 FR | | 42 |
TRIPP 41 | | 6 |
TRIPP 47 | | 9 |
TRIPP 4O MH | | 42 |
TRIPP LENTSCH 29 | | 246 |
TURNER 56 | | -18 |
TYPHOON *(U)* | | 318 |
ULTIMATE 1 | | 90 |
ULTIMATE 20 *(U)* | | 144 |
ULTIMATE 24 *(U)* | | 108 |
ULTIMATE 30 *(U)* | | -30 |
US 25 | | 219 |
US 30 | | 168 |
US One Design *(U)* | | 150 |
VALIANT 32 | | 189 |
VALIANT 40-1 | | 138 |
VALIANT 40-2 | | 132 |
VALIANT 42 CUTTER | | 123 |
VALIANT 50 | | 105 |
VANCOUVER 27 | | 258 |
VANCOUVER 32 | | 180 |
VENTURE 21 | | 258 |
VENTURE 22 | | 264 |
VENTURE 24FR | | 243 |
VENTURE 25 | | 234 |
VICTORIA 26 | | 237 |
VIKING 33 | | 141 |
VINDO 40 | | 192 |
VINDO 45 | | 189 |
VINDO 65 | | 153 |
VINEYARD SOUND IC *(U)* | | 168 |
VINLANDER 32 | | 207 |
VIPER 640 ODR *(U)* | | 99/105 |
VIPER 830 ODR | | 66 |
VIVACITY 20 | | 294 |
VIXEN 29 | | 210 |
VIXEN 34 | | 159 |
W 37 | | 144 |
W 46 | | 78 |
W CLASS | | -6 |
WAAR 1010 | | 105 |
WAHINE 26a | | 174 |
WATCH HILL 15 *(U)* | | 234 |
WATKINS 25 SEAWOLF | | 243 |
WATKINS 27 | | 231 |
WATKINS 29 | | 219 |
WAUQUIEZ 38 | | 129 |
WAUQEIEZ PS40 | | 108 |
WAUQUIEZ PS47 SD | | 69 |
WAUQUIEZ PS48 SD | | 63 |
WAVELENGTH 24 | | 162 |
WESTERLY 32 FULMAR | | 165 |
WESTERLY 33 TK | | 210 |
WESTERLY 36 CORSAIR | | 141 |
WESTERLY GK29 | | 183 |
WESTERLY GRIFFON 26 TK | | 240 |
WESTERLY OCEAN RANGER 3 | | 135 |
WESTERLY SEALORD 39 | | 126 |
WESTPHAL 38 | | 171 |
WESTSAIL 28 | | 261 |
WESTSAIL 32 | | 222 |
WESTSAIL 42 | | 159 |
WHISTLER 32 | | 201 |
WHISTLER 48 | | 102 |
WHITBY 42 | | 174 |
WHITBY 42 BS | | 168 |
WHIYBY 45 | | 105 |
WHITNEY 30 | | 186 |
WiILLARD 8 Ton | | 222 |
WIANNO SR *(U)* | | 231 |
WINGA 860 | | 195 |
WINGA 862 | | 192 |
WINTHROP WARMER 34 CUTTER | | 210 |
WYLIE 34 | | 120 |
WYLIE WABBIT 24 *(U)* | | 165 |
WYLIE WABBIT 24 ODR*(U)* | | 156 |
X-3/4 TON-2 | | 108 |
X-102 | | 120 |
X-119 | | 42 |
X-21 | | 240 |
X-34 | | 96 |
X-35 | | 57 |
X-37 | | 72 |
X-372 FR | | 93 |
X-372 MH | | 96 |
Xp-38 DKCarbon | | 48 |
Xp-38 STD Draft | | 63 |
Xc-38SD | | 72 |
X-382 | | 78 |
X-4.9 | | 27 |
X-402 | | 75 |
X-412-2 | | 60 |
X-442 | | 36 |
XC-45 | | 39 |
X-99 | | 114 |
YACHTING FRANCE 33MS | | 198 |
YAMAHA 30-2 | | 165 |
YAMAHA 33 | | 141 |
YAMAHA 36 | | 111 |
YANKEE 26 | | 234 |
YANKEE 28 | | 195 |
YANKEE 30-1 | | 180 |
YANKEE 30-2 | | 174 |
YANKEE 30-3 | | 168 |
YANKEE CLIPPER | | 162 |
YANKEE DOLPHIN 23 | | 264 |
YANKEE OD *(U)* | | 216 |
YINGLING OD *(U)* | | 222 |
YORK HARBOR 36/38 | | 147 |
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Hello. I currently sail a 1974 Catalina 22 (not my own boat) as PHRF in Yucatan, Mexico. I've been looking for a sailboat to compete and go out for the day. I'm being offered an Etchells 22 from 1982 that is Mexico (so no import and tax problems), however I dont know anything about those boats, how do they sail, how do they compete in PHRF and against Catalina, J24, Hunter 30 and other boats on our fleet. I would appreciate any coments or advices. I'm on a very limited budget (the Etchells is $2,800 USD wich I can afford) Thank you and excuse for the bad english
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Dennis Conner, yep that one, still races his Etchells 22 regularly. It is a strict one design class... PHRF will be around 129 for spin class, 141 for non-spin. If you've never heard of this boat, you're probably not up to speed in the yacht racing world. There have been many famous sailors that have competed in this class... Russel Couts, Gary Jobson etc. Do your research first.... a suit of racing sails will cost way more than the boat... so check this boat out thoroughly to make sure it isn't missing anything and that everything works. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Etchells http://www.etchells.org/
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Alexsip said: Hello. I currently sail a 1974 Catalina 22 (not my own boat) as PHRF in Yucatan, Mexico. I've been looking for a sailboat to compete and go out for the day. I'm being offered an Etchells 22 from 1982 that is Mexico (so no import and tax problems), however I dont know anything about those boats, how do they sail, how do they compete in PHRF and against Catalina, J24, Hunter 30 and other boats on our fleet. I would appreciate any coments or advices. I'm on a very limited budget (the Etchells is $2,800 USD wich I can afford) Thank you and excuse for the bad english Click to expand
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I'd just add Etchell's do pretty well in PHRF fleets around here. Mostly they do one design, where you need to be up to speed on an infinitely adjustable boat. When they come into a PHFR fleet they can smoke it. See some results here: http://www.pbsa.us/Resources/Documents/Whitebread/WB Results Archive/WHITEBREAD 21 RESULTS.pdf Sorry about the link but cut and paste didn't work.
Thank you very much everyone. I'll be checking it out.
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Alexsip said: Thank you very much everyone. I'll be checking it out. Click to expand
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Scott T-Bird
That boat reminds me of the Star fleet that we have racing on Lake Hopatcong .... only it is longer. I assume you are not looking for a boat with a cabin.
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In one-design racing (e.g., J/24) racing, it’s easy to know who won: since all the boats are essentially similar, first one over the line wins. In many races, however, participating boats are not essentially similar. They are different lengths, displacement, sail area, and a host of other factors. That makes some boats inherently faster than others. Who would want to race against a boat that is almost assured of winning?
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In most races, the handicap is applied to the elapsed time of the boat. Example: Boat A has a handicap of 99 seconds a mile, Boat B 72 seconds a mile. By the numbers, Boat B is typically faster. In practice, how each boat is sailed can make a difference. Assume that over a ten-mile course, Boat A finishes in two hours, five minutes, and ten seconds. Boat B finishes in two hours, one minute, and 45 seconds. Now apply the handicaps: Boat A has 990 seconds subtracted from its elapsed time, while Boat B has 720 seconds subtracted. The resulting figures are called “corrected time.” Boat A’s corrected time is one hour, 48 minutes, 40 seconds. Boat B’s corrected time is one hour, 49 minutes, 45 seconds. Boat A wins!
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Etchells class news, first quarterly newsletter of 2024.
The newsletter for the first quester of 2024 has been issued.
Magpie soars like an eagle to claim 2024 Etchells World Championships
James Mayo (1999) and Richard Allanson (2019) have previously won the Etchells World Championships, but this is the first time in 20 years that Graeme Taylor can claim the honour. Sailing AUS1486 Magpie, the trio were ecstatic when they crossed the finish line of the final race.
Shiftier than a bag of snakes! Frustrating conditions on Day 3 of the 2024 Etchells World Championships
Day 3 Etchells Worlds recap
Big changes and bigger gains at the 2024 Etchells World Championships
Day 2 Etchells Worlds Recap
Sendy first day of the 2024 Etchells World Championships, just what the Doctor ordered
When Race Officer Ross Wilson called for an early start, the competitors knew they were in for an exciting first day of racing for the 2024 Etchells World Championships in Fremantle, Western Australia.
RESULTS: Proposed Rule Change: Spreader Adjusters
Update: The proposed change has passed.
Adjustable spreaders have been tacitly allowed by the class, but this is not codified into the Class Rules, leaving doubt and debate. Without adjusters, some owners take several sets of spreaders to regattas and choose which spreader angle to use based on the weather forecast. This request for a change to the rules is to codify what is and has been in use for many years and to permit adjustable spreaders and eliminate the need for multiple sets of spreaders.
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Etchells Class
Etchells Class is a 30 ′ 6 ″ / 9.3 m monohull sailboat designed by E. W. (Skip) Etchells and built by David Heritage Racing Yachts, Robertson and Sons Ltd., Petticrows, Sydney Yachts/Bashford Int., and Ontario Yachts starting in 1966.
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Rig and Sails
Auxilary power, accomodations, calculations.
The theoretical maximum speed that a displacement hull can move efficiently through the water is determined by it's waterline length and displacement. It may be unable to reach this speed if the boat is underpowered or heavily loaded, though it may exceed this speed given enough power. Read more.
Classic hull speed formula:
Hull Speed = 1.34 x √LWL
Max Speed/Length ratio = 8.26 ÷ Displacement/Length ratio .311 Hull Speed = Max Speed/Length ratio x √LWL
Sail Area / Displacement Ratio
A measure of the power of the sails relative to the weight of the boat. The higher the number, the higher the performance, but the harder the boat will be to handle. This ratio is a "non-dimensional" value that facilitates comparisons between boats of different types and sizes. Read more.
SA/D = SA ÷ (D ÷ 64) 2/3
- SA : Sail area in square feet, derived by adding the mainsail area to 100% of the foretriangle area (the lateral area above the deck between the mast and the forestay).
- D : Displacement in pounds.
Ballast / Displacement Ratio
A measure of the stability of a boat's hull that suggests how well a monohull will stand up to its sails. The ballast displacement ratio indicates how much of the weight of a boat is placed for maximum stability against capsizing and is an indicator of stiffness and resistance to capsize.
Ballast / Displacement * 100
Displacement / Length Ratio
A measure of the weight of the boat relative to it's length at the waterline. The higher a boat’s D/L ratio, the more easily it will carry a load and the more comfortable its motion will be. The lower a boat's ratio is, the less power it takes to drive the boat to its nominal hull speed or beyond. Read more.
D/L = (D ÷ 2240) ÷ (0.01 x LWL)³
- D: Displacement of the boat in pounds.
- LWL: Waterline length in feet
Comfort Ratio
This ratio assess how quickly and abruptly a boat’s hull reacts to waves in a significant seaway, these being the elements of a boat’s motion most likely to cause seasickness. Read more.
Comfort ratio = D ÷ (.65 x (.7 LWL + .3 LOA) x Beam 1.33 )
- D: Displacement of the boat in pounds
- LOA: Length overall in feet
- Beam: Width of boat at the widest point in feet
Capsize Screening Formula
This formula attempts to indicate whether a given boat might be too wide and light to readily right itself after being overturned in extreme conditions. Read more.
CSV = Beam ÷ ³√(D / 64)
Originally called the E22 or ETCHELLS 22. Renamed ETCHELLS CLASS in 1990. The prototype ‘Shililah’, was built to compete in the IYRU 3 man keel boat trials of 1966. Despite winning nearly every race, another boat, (the SOLING), was ultimately selected and became the 3 man keel boat Olympic class. The enthusiasm for the new design grew just the same and the ETCHELLS CLASS became one of the most successful international one-design classes.
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2024 Etchells Series
Lake champlain yacht club, etchells fleet.
Rank | Division | Fleet | Boat | Class | Sail/BowNo | Owner | Club | PHRF | 6/17/2024 | 6/17/2024 | 6/17/2024 | Total | Nett |
1st | Etchells | Etchells | Senior Moment | Etchells | 0 | Brush | LCYC | 120 | 2.0 | 3.0 | 1.0 | 6.0 | 6.0 |
2nd | Etchells | Etchells | Preacher | Etchells | 5 | Hawko/Irwin | LCYC | 120 | 1.0 | 4.0 | 2.0 | 7.0 | 7.0 |
3rd | Etchells | Etchells | Bertha | Etchells | 7 | Unsworth/Hamilton | LCYC | 120 | 7.0 | 1.0 | 3.0 | 11.0 | 11.0 |
4th | Etchells | Etchells | Surprise | Etchells | 29 | Coffin | LCYC | 120 | 4.0 | 2.0 | 7.0 | 13.0 | 13.0 |
5th | Etchells | Etchells | USA 1212 | Etchells | 12 | Castle | LCYC | 120 | 5.0 | 7.0 | 5.0 | 17.0 | 17.0 |
6th | Etchells | Etchells | USA 466 | Etchells | 2 | Booth/Besse | LCYC | 120 | 6.0 | 5.0 | 6.0 | 17.0 | 17.0 |
7th | Etchells | Etchells | USA 1098 | Etchells | 9 | Willard | LCYC | 120 | 8.0 | 6.0 | 4.0 | 18.0 | 18.0 |
8th | Etchells | Etchells | Kwiatime | Etchells | 4 | Stevens/Kwiatkowski | LCYC | 120 | 3.0 | 9.0 | 8.0 | 20.0 | 20.0 |
9th | Etchells | Etchells | Band on the Run | Etchells | 11 | Schulz | | 120 | 9.0 | 8.0 | 9.0 | 26.0 | 26.0 |
E2.1 - Etchells Fleet - 6/17/2024
PRO: Mark Garder; RC: Jeff Hill;
Rank | Division | Fleet | Boat | Class | Sail/BowNo | Owner | Club | PHRF | Place | Points |
1 | Etchells | Etchells | Preacher | Etchells | 5 | Hawko/Irwin | LCYC | 120 | 1 | 1.0 |
2 | Etchells | Etchells | Senior Moment | Etchells | 0 | Brush | LCYC | 120 | 2 | 2.0 |
3 | Etchells | Etchells | Kwiatime | Etchells | 4 | Stevens/Kwiatkowski | LCYC | 120 | 3 | 3.0 |
4 | Etchells | Etchells | Surprise | Etchells | 29 | Coffin | LCYC | 120 | 4 | 4.0 |
5 | Etchells | Etchells | USA 1212 | Etchells | 12 | Castle | LCYC | 120 | 5 | 5.0 |
6 | Etchells | Etchells | USA 466 | Etchells | 2 | Booth/Besse | LCYC | 120 | 6 | 6.0 |
7 | Etchells | Etchells | Bertha | Etchells | 7 | Unsworth/Hamilton | LCYC | 120 | 7 | 7.0 |
8 | Etchells | Etchells | USA 1098 | Etchells | 9 | Willard | LCYC | 120 | 8 | 8.0 |
9 | Etchells | Etchells | Band on the Run | Etchells | 11 | Schulz | | 120 | 9 | 9.0 |
E2.2 - Etchells Fleet - 6/17/2024
PRO: Mark Garder; RC: Jeff Hill ;
Rank | Division | Fleet | Boat | Class | Sail/BowNo | Owner | Club | PHRF | Place | Points |
1 | Etchells | Etchells | Bertha | Etchells | 7 | Unsworth/Hamilton | LCYC | 120 | 1 | 1.0 |
2 | Etchells | Etchells | Surprise | Etchells | 29 | Coffin | LCYC | 120 | 2 | 2.0 |
3 | Etchells | Etchells | Senior Moment | Etchells | 0 | Brush | LCYC | 120 | 3 | 3.0 |
4 | Etchells | Etchells | Preacher | Etchells | 5 | Hawko/Irwin | LCYC | 120 | 4 | 4.0 |
5 | Etchells | Etchells | USA 466 | Etchells | 2 | Booth/Besse | LCYC | 120 | 5 | 5.0 |
6 | Etchells | Etchells | USA 1098 | Etchells | 9 | Willard | LCYC | 120 | 6 | 6.0 |
7 | Etchells | Etchells | USA 1212 | Etchells | 12 | Castle | LCYC | 120 | 7 | 7.0 |
8 | Etchells | Etchells | Band on the Run | Etchells | 11 | Schulz | | 120 | 8 | 8.0 |
9 | Etchells | Etchells | Kwiatime | Etchells | 4 | Stevens/Kwiatkowski | LCYC | 120 | 9 | 9.0 |
E2.3 - Etchells Fleet - 6/17/2024
PRO: Mark Gardner; RC: Jefff Hill;
Rank | Division | Fleet | Boat | Class | Sail/BowNo | Owner | Club | PHRF | Place | Points |
1 | Etchells | Etchells | Senior Moment | Etchells | 0 | Brush | LCYC | 120 | 1 | 1.0 |
2 | Etchells | Etchells | Preacher | Etchells | 5 | Hawko/Irwin | LCYC | 120 | 2 | 2.0 |
3 | Etchells | Etchells | Bertha | Etchells | 7 | Unsworth/Hamilton | LCYC | 120 | 3 | 3.0 |
4 | Etchells | Etchells | USA 1098 | Etchells | 9 | Willard | LCYC | 120 | 4 | 4.0 |
5 | Etchells | Etchells | USA 1212 | Etchells | 12 | Castle | LCYC | 120 | 5 | 5.0 |
6 | Etchells | Etchells | USA 466 | Etchells | 2 | Booth/Besse | LCYC | 120 | 6 | 6.0 |
7 | Etchells | Etchells | Surprise | Etchells | 29 | Coffin | LCYC | 120 | 7 | 7.0 |
8 | Etchells | Etchells | Kwiatime | Etchells | 4 | Stevens/Kwiatkowski | LCYC | 120 | 8 | 8.0 |
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ETCHELLS SPEED GUIDE
North Sails expert Noel "Nitro" Drennan answers your Etchells speed and boathandling questions.
Who sails in the Etchells Class?
Etchells one-design keelboats have been around since 1966 and provide one-design racing at its highest level from Australia to the U.S. to Europe. The class culture is focused on providing excellent racing against both pros and amateurs, including many of the same pros found aboard America’s Cup and grand prix boats. At the elite end, coaching is common; the amateurs prepare well enough to beat the pros, which means the pros also need to prepare well if they want to win. The Etchells has many long-term class sailors, a testament to the class and the quality of racing it provides.
What is the ideal Etchells crew size?
The crew weight limit is 285 kg. (629 lbs.), and you can either race with three or four crew members. This gives a wide variety of crew options. Ideally, your crew size is close to the maximum class weight and they are able to hike hard. That being said, many crews don’t hike hard all day long and still perform well through excellent steering and sail trim, which is the most important factor in class success.
What’s the biggest difference between sailing with three or four crew members?
While there’s more space on boats with only three, larger crew, there are more hands with four for maneuvers. Crew communications can be different, too. Many of the four-up crews have the luxury of a designated tactician, whereas three-up crews have to divide the sailing roles and tactical decisions between them.
Where can you buy an Etchells?
Fortunately, the Etchells has three world-class boat builders on three continents. Second-hand boats are also readily available (see class website), ranging from $3,500 US for a starter boat to $60,000-90,000 for a boat in tip-top race condition.
How do you transport an Etchells?
An Etchells is relatively easy to tow. Most SUVs can pull the all-up boat-and-trailer weight of 2,300 kg (5,000 lbs.). Our top tip is to have your mast lifters sorted out before the regatta to speed the pack-up. We use a single-post lifting pole, as the aluminium masts are quite light.
What kind of inventory does North recommend?
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Etchells Tuning
What are the basics of tuning the etchells rig.
The North Sails tuning guide helps you set up your mast and rig properly. It covers rig set-up including spreaders, mast step, mast rake, and some key jib-trim pointers. It also describes the base shroud tension settings we recommend and the changes you need to make as wind speed rises and falls. A key step during the set-up is to measure the mast base relative to the mast collar using the method described in the tuning guide, marking the aft deck 12 feet (3655mm) from the aft part of the mast collar and measuring the mast step from that position at 12 feet 6 inches (3830mm). The boats are close to identical, but this exact mast-port-to-mast-step measurement relationship is key to each boat.
What are the “base” shroud settings for the Etchells?
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Upwind Trim Guidelines
Where does each person sit when sailing upwind.
Upwind, fore-and-aft crew positions are fairly stationary but nudging slightly forward in light air and slightly aft when windy and/or in waves.
What are the keys to Etchells sail trim?
When sailing upwind, we recommend focusing on helm balance as much as the actual sectional shape of the sails. In no boat more so than the Etchells do you trim the entire sail package together, rather than set up the mainsail and headsail individually. If the helm is balanced, the boat will respond. Note that even though it is smaller, the headsail usually provides the majority of the drive force, so it deserves your full attention.
What are the key controls for changing gears when wind and sea state change?
The mast lever has been a big improvement, as it definitely makes quick mast-bend changes easy. Now it’s possible to maintain a nice mainsail luff curve while adding forestay sag to suit your light-air headsail.
When do you change from a lighter-air jib to one for windier conditions?
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Downwind Trim Guidelines
What are the keys to downwind speed in the etchells.
Downwind in the Etchells rewards both deep-angled tactical racing and strong surfing techniques. It is usually a pretty good workout downwind, pumping the spinnaker sheets and mainsheet, while moving body weight to help catch waves.
In lighter air, what are your top tips for downwind speed?
It’s very important to rake your mast forward in light air enough for a small inversion in the middle of the mast. Also, if there is any chop downwind, I like to keep my crew weight as low as possible, sitting or crouching on the cockpit floor.
Where does each crew member sit when sailing downwind?
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Boathandling Guidelines
Any recommendations for starting in an etchells.
As in all competitive classes, starting is paramount—and probably even more important in the Etchells with its long, relatively heavy, metre-style hull. If you’re not up to best speed at the gun, you definitely fall off the front row. Typically, if you start well and can hold your lane for three minutes, you are going to be up there at the first upwind mark.
How do you tack the Etchells?
Good roll tacking and jibing in light air pays big dividends. A long slow tack gives you the chance to gain many meters to windward, as the boats will carry their way directly upwind.
What are some tips for good light or heavy air jibes?
When it’s windy, especially in big waves, I like to jibe the mainsail first, keeping the crew in the cockpit, and then jibe the spinnaker pole once the boat is stable. We often notice that the four-crew boats can gybe better than three-member crews. In light air, they can roll the boats harder, and when it’s windy, they split the crew roles more effectively.
How do you make a fast spinnaker set on the Etchells?
Here’s a good routine that will help the forward crew get the spinnaker up and drawing in good order: 1) get organized on the offset leg; 2) ease the ram lever; 3) drop the mainsail traveler; 4) pre-set the spinnaker sheet to its downwind mark; 5) bear away to a downwind angle at the offset mark, so the spinnaker trimmer does not have to sheet on hard once the sail is drawing.
What is the key to a good spinnaker takedown?
Spinnaker douse systems with hard boxes have made takedowns a much easier process. The boxes are usually lightweight fiberglass or sailcloth on a frame that is retracted by shockcord to the side of the hull. The takedown is a manual system, but it works surprisingly well for either a windward or leeward drop. If it’s really windy, a leeward drop is safer, ideally on a starboard tack approach to the leeward mark.
How easily does the Etchells broach?
The Etchells are difficult to broach but they do tend to roll to windward in windy downwind conditions. When it’s really windy, we recommend easing the pole forward slightly and putting the bow up a little so you can keep all the crew on the windward side. This definitely feels a lot more in control, especially when the bow begins burying into the wave in front.
What boathandling drills do you suggest?
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The trophy daysailer market is rife with branding, image, and various forms of snob appeal. The e33, however, makes its pitch on practical grounds. Reports from the field highlight the performance/comfort/control combination that makes the e33 a fun raceboat. You don’t need a big crew, you can exercise your tactical talents to the max, and you give away nothing in boatspeed. Our time sailing the e33 convinced us that it is not only a legitimate performance sailboat, but that attaining that performance is sinfully easy. The e33 daysailers bonus points include a cockpit that takes up more than half the deck space and can hold five or six adults comfortably; cockpit-led control lines; carbon-fiber spars; and a hydraulic headstay control. Below, Spartan accommodations include berths for four, an enclosed head, and a built-in cooler. With the look of a classic and the innovative design of a modern daysailer, the e33 is e Sailing Yachts intelligent, inspired, comprehensive attempt to capture the fun of performance sailing.
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With 50 lofts in 30 countries, you might think that Robbie Doyle, founder and president of Doyle Sailmakers, would have more than enough to keep him busy. Nonetheless, hes leapt into boatbuilding. Partnered with designer Jeremy Wurmfeld, Doyle created the e33. One of the many attractive, expensive daysailers to hit the market recently, this 33-footer has minimal accommodations, a 16-foot cockpit, and a host of solutions and innovations.
Doyle remembers how the e33 came about: “Dirk Kneulman (Etchells builder and former world champion), Jeremy, and I were fantasizing about a boat that would be as much fun to sail as the Etchells without the bumps and bruises, a performance boat that could be sailed to the max with no hiking, a boat that gives you no excuse not to sail.” A college All-American (Harvard 1971), Doyle apprenticed with Ted Hood early in his career, spent significant time pursuing The America s Cup, then founded Doyle Sailmakers in 1982. “Much of my course work was in naval architecture at MIT,” he explained. That background, he asserts, not only taught him the basics of boat design, but influenced his approach to sails. Utilizing the principles of elliptical loading demonstrated in the famous Australian wing keel in 1983, Doyle became the first to apply the principle of Elliptical Aerodynamic Loading to sail shapes. The e33 thus grew out of Doyles racing experience, his feel for what sailors want, his understanding of technology, and his capacity for innovation (Stack Pack, Quicksilver reefing, etc.).
Wurmfeld was trained in conventional architecture. After a short time on the job, however, he bolted his desk to become a charter skipper in the Caribbean. After that, he came ashore to enroll in naval architecture at Westlawn Institute of Marine Technology. That degree led to a six-year stint at Sparkman & Stephens before he went out on his own in 2004. Wurmfeld also has raced Etchells on Long Island Sound for years.
Kneulman (Ontario Yachts), who builds Sonars as well as Etchells, decided not to build e33s, despite his involvement in the boats development. That led Doyle and company to Waterlines Systems of Portsmouth, R.I. Small but diversified, Waterlines has specialized in “one-design optimization” and also builds J-22s, J-24s, Farr 40s, and Mumm 30s under license. To date, the company has built more than 20 of the new boats.
The Etchells, a 30-foot, three-man keel racer introduced as a candidate for the Olympics in the mid 1960s, made a stellar starting point for the new design. Originally known as the e22 (for its waterline), the Etchells failed to be chosen for the Games despite dominating the selection trials. There are now more than 50 fleets around the world with more than 1,300 boats actively racing. Rock stars such as Dennis Conner, Jud Smith, and Dave Curtis as well as Kneulman and Doyle attest to the quality of Etchells competition. Called “eternally contemporary” and praised for tacking in 70-degrees and slipping effortlessly through the water, the boat has spawned more than its share of fanatics.
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With a ballast/displacement ratio of 63 percent, Etchells are very stiff, Wurmfeld says. The e33s ballast/displacement number is 43 percent, so it, too, stands up well in a breeze. The boats narrow beam (8 feet, 6 inches) minimizes the effect of weight on the rail; the “no hiking” part of its personality is for real.
“We gave the e33 a proper bulb at the end of a 5-foot, 9-inch keel where its weight pays off,” Wurmfeld says.
Like many of the others vying for the “perfect daysailer” mantle, Doyles boat is better for being bigger. Top speed (projected at better than 10 knots) is unlocked by a generous, 27-foot waterline length. Large overhangs forward and aft help assure that its dry underway.
The biggest benefit of its bigness, though, is its huge cockpit. Deep enough to be supremely secure, it seems to go on forever. From transom to companionway, it offers uncompromised lounging, sailing, and elbow room.
The slender hull has V-sections forward of the keel for weatherliness and wave handling. Relatively slack bilges and an easy run of U-shaped sections aft strike a balance between minimizing parasitic drag and providing lift at high speed. Wurmfeld says the foils also reflect the tension between racing efficiency (deep/high-lift) and daysailing practicality (moderate draft/tracking).
One-design competition is always a possibility, but Performance Handicap Racing Fleet (PHRF) is the boats most-likely arena. It rates 90 with a cruising chute in New England and 103 without.
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Reports from the field highlight the performance/comfort/control combination that makes the e33 fun to race. You don’t need a big crew, you can exercise your tactical talents to the max, and you give away nothing in boatspeed.
“Starting a new company, we had to beware being all things to all people,” Wurmfeld says. “But the look of the boat was critical. The relationships of masses, shapes, and angles needs to be pleasing to the eye. The counter and transom were my treatment, and Robbie had the last word on the bow angle.”
Like an Etchells, the e33 can be dry-sailed and trailered. At 5,800 pounds, its targeted for the 3-ton lifts at many yacht clubs. “You need a 300-horsepower tow vehicle,” Doyle says. “Strong points for a lifting bridle are built into the boat.”
We asked Doyle if there was a connection between the elliptical aerodynamic loading that he pioneered in the 1980s and the high-roach sailplan of the e33. “When I was building sails for Courageous back in 1977, we tried a high-roach main as an experiment. It became the only main we used that whole summer to win the Cup.”
The textbooks point out that induced drag is minimized by an elliptical (high roach) planform. That makes the ellipse or “Spitfire wing” shape the most efficient outline for a lifting surface, be it wing, keel, or sail. Certainly, sailboards and multihulls have gone heavily in the “fat-head” direction. With the advent of carbon-fiber spars (which Doyle labels “hard not to tune”), masts can now be made stiff enough to stand without a backstay. That, plus refinements in full-length batten technology let monohulls like the e33 benefit from elliptical mainsails and the efficiencies they bring.
“We resisted putting battens in our jib, but a (roller-reefable) triangle didnt give enough punch in light air,” Doyle says. Vertical battens (which make for a better-setting, more-versatile sail) let us add roach for more power.”
The e33s recessed furler with control line led to the helm affords a jib that is elegant and ergonomic as well as efficient.
“Because our sail area is more efficient, we need less of it,” says Doyle. “You can handle our jib without a winch. And our center of pressure is lower. That promotes stability. The J-100, for instance, has a mast thats 7 feet taller than ours.”
Crack off the main, and a lot of the boats sail area goes away. The sheet and traveler let you open (or close) the leech optimally via the top batten. Sails are cut full with easy-to-manage systems like the cunningham to flatten them in a breeze. If you are racing, the Sailtec hydraulic headstay assembly forms a single-point rig adjustment that you can massage puff-by-puff. If you are daysailing, you can set it and forget it.
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]Not only does the deck take up half the boat, it is unbroken. More comfortable and less silly than the ubiquitous pushpit seats that adorn many of todays auxiliaries, the afterdeck affords room to read, snooze, or veg in security and comfort. If sunbathing were politically correct, you could do it there, too, all without interfering with the steering or working of the boat.
Just forward of the rudder post is a full-width traveler bar. Sited aft where toe-stubbing is no concern, its control lines are nonetheless convenient to the helm. A gracefully laminated gooseneck tiller sweeps from under the traveler forward to the helmsman.
In the center of the cockpit is a raised pod/footrest that houses mainsheet blocks and can accept a table. If you choose to have the available centerline winch, it goes there beneath the head of the tiller. The sturdy molding houses control lines (halyard, jib furler, spinnaker tackline, and self-tacking jibsheet, if you choose that option) and is low enough to be unobtrusive yet substantial enough for foot bracing. Another nice solution.
It doesn’t surprise us that a boat built by a sailmaker should emphasize sailhandling. The gross and fine-tune systems for the main are not afterthoughts. The big blocks have a home in the pod, and the little ones have been incorporated into the main (carbon-fiber) boom. Two-part control for the jib might have been cumbersome, but fairing the blocks for the fine-tuner into a cabintop channel makes the assembly look clean and work well.
Accommodations
Below, youll find “the bare necessities.” Bunks for a cozy family of four, an enclosed head, and cooler complete the list. No galley, no running water, no weight, no worries.
Doyle and his wife, Janet, took the boat on the Eastern Yacht Club cruise. In four nights and five days aboard, she enjoyed “a dry and comfortable cabin with spacious bunks … zero time over a hot stove … and having 18 aboard for cocktails in the cockpit.” Simplified, camping-out cruising has its charms. The e33 can easily provide them.
Performance
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The boat has an auxiliary (a 14-horsepower Yanmar diesel with folding prop on a sail drive), but we doubt it will see much use. Open, narrow, light, and maneuverable, the e33 simplifies boathandling (under both sail and power) around docks, moorings, and marinas-an aspect of “performance” that is easily overlooked.
A 2:1 halyard and ball-bearing Ronstan cars for the battens took the strain out of raising the main. With the sail fully hoisted, the cunningham became our prime means of draft control.
The jibs conventional double-sheeting works so well that we wonder why anyone would choose the optional self-tacker. The standard 105-percent jib looks to us more hassle-free and foolproof than the self-tending alternative.
Falling off and running before a moderate souwester out of Marblehead, Mass., we noted how the jib settled into wing-and-wing untended and how comforting it was to have a clear field of vision over the bow. We sat at the rail, the seat, switched sides … there didnt seem to be a bad spot to steer from. There was nothing “corky” about the way it cut the water. There was little wobble as we surged along. Deep, narrow boats have a feel of their own.
Outside the harbor, we lost some of the breeze and picked up a bit of chop as we rounded onto the wind. This is where we expected her to be at her worst: light wind and waves. Did she have the raw sail power to punch through the slop?
With no trial horse in sight and drawing only on seat-of-the-pants approximation, we loosened the headstay and bagged the main a bit. Our acceleration improved as did our speedo numbers. While the e33 lacks the same “power reserve” you might expect from a boat with a taller rig and an overlapping headsail, its ultra-efficient rig and easily driven hull make it more competitive than you might think. An optional Code-O turbocharges the boat in light air.
On the way back to the mooring, the local “harbor hurricane” in the entrance channel bumped the breeze up into the teens. As advertised, an ease of the main and pump on the headstay had us driving through the puffs at better than 8 knots, no hiking necessary. Flat water showed her close-windedness off to advantage; tacking in less than 80 degrees was impressive.
Wending through the crowded mooring field, the e33 was balanced enough to let us bear away without spilling the main, responsive enough to carve tight turns. Several times, we approached from dead downwind and luffed around a moored boat or ball. The narrow hull carries the e33s weight for boatlengths at a time, the jib feathers harmlessly amidships. More than once, we drove to leeward around an obstacle despite a building puff … minimal helm, positive result!
Some critics called her “too much boat” for the average sailor. Others said that only top-notch pros like Doyle could get the most out of her. However, our time on the water convinced us that she is not only a legitimate “performance boat,” but that attaining that performance is sinfully easy.
Conclusions
On the printed page, the profile/sailplan of the e33 emphasizes the contrast between its modern-looking rig and its heritage hull. On the water, that mismatch is minimized to the point that we didnt find it to be a problem.
Though it doesn’t approach the “million dollar” pricetag of some of todays new daysailers, the e33 (with a base price of better than $150,000) is not cheap. But when it comes to quality items like the carbon mast and boom, you get what you pay for.
Indeed, the “trophy daysailer” market is rife with branding, image, and various forms of snob appeal. The e33, on the other hand, makes its pitch on practical grounds. As the marketing literature emphasizes, it is an intelligent, inspired, comprehensive attempt to capture the fun of performance sailing. Thanks to the talents and experience of Doyle and company, it succeeds admirably in doing just that.
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Performance Handicap Racing Fleet (PHRF)
Who owns it.
United States Sailing Association sanctions regional authorities to administer the national rule and develop regional by-laws.
Why Did It Start
Loosely based on the “Arbitrary Fleet” of the West Coast of the 1940’s, PHRF emerged in the early 1980’s as an empirically based handicapping system to give sailors easier access to a handicap than afforded by measurement rules.
How It Works
PHRF handicaps are assigned by individuals or committees associated with specific fleets. Handicaps are assigned to a given production class considering predominant local conditions and the handicapper’s experience in handicapping similar boats. These ratings are based on observed performance and any requisite adjustments generally become evident after 5-10 races have been sailed. Scoring options include Time-on-Distance or Time-on-Time .
Recommended Values |
A | 650 |
B Factor | When Used |
480 | Heavy Air or all off the wind |
550 | Average conditions |
600 | Light air or all windward work |
A TCF = —————— B + PHRF
Who Uses It
Historically used for USA casual fleet racing, PHRF has grown be be accepted as a division in several major national races, as well.
Where We Fit In
The US Sailing PHRF Committee is charged with the development and maintenance of the national rule, including the national appeals process . While handicaps are assigned locally, US Sailing provides certain standards and guidelines to maintain a degree of consistency between fleets. Additionally, as a member benefit, US Sailing develops the PHRF Fleet Handicap Book– a compilation of yacht base handicaps by class from more than 60 PHRF Fleets throughout North America listing over 5000 classes. The Offshore Office also offers administrative and handicapping services to participating PHRF Fleets. The term “Performance Handicap Racing Fleet (PHRF)” is protected by copy-rightfor use by US Sailing and sanctioned regional fleets.
PHRF certificates are assigned by each local fleet. Be sure to check your Notice of Race to ensure you are certified by the appropriate fleet. Basic hull, sail, and rig details are owner declared and ratings assigned by class.
Applications
- US Sailing services applications for:
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- National Appeals Process
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- Analysis Tools of Imputed Handicaps
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| | Classifieds Boats for sale, equipment for sale, crew available… The following classified listings have Etchells for sale or for charter, and miscellaneous equipment for sale. Also listed are crew lists from persons interested in sailing in Etchells, or owners looking for crew. Listings here are free. You can add your listing by emailing the details to the . Listings will be posted for 12 months. (If you see a listing here that is no longer current please let the know.) ________________________________________________________________________________________ Etchells for Sale: After casually sailing for several years this Etchells has been out of the water for the last 3 years. She was built by Ontario Yachts in 1983 Hull 585. Price is 10,000 OBO. Some of the recent work and maintenance include:Bottom faired and 3 coats of Interlux barrier coat. Top sides faired, primed and Awlgrip painted white. New Ipe keel board. New tiller with 6 coats of varnish. New bilge pump hose. New wheels and tires on trailer. New high tech jib halyard and main halyard. Other features:Kenyon mast. Extendable carbon fiber bow sprit(for PHRF racing and removable for One Design). Asymetrical spinnaker for PHRF racing. Full boat cover that needs a few repairs. Manual bilge pump. Mast mounted compass. Outboard bracket not installed. Sails in various conditions:5 mains, 6 jibs, 3 symmetrical spinnakers, 1 asymmetrical spinnaker. Andy Lee 904.472.7362 Pacesetter, located in New Orleans, very good condition, competitive boat, originally owned by Nils Razmilovic, in dry storage for 10 years (owner overseas for longer than planned!). Good solid trailer. Can possibly deliver to Miami for winter series. Need to sell - $15K. Please contact Alex Lacy Tel: 832 916 6686 ________________________________________________________________________________________ Etchells Equipment for Sale: .________________________________________________________________________________________ Etchells for Charter: is available for charter for the 2022-23 Biscayne series and possibly the worlds in April 2023. Boat has a Charleston mast, up to date systems and hardware including inhaulers and is turnkey ready to sail. Contact Hugh Greville or 978 395-1695 for charter. Ontario yachts built and Skip Dieball’s 2015 World Championship winning boat. Currently in San Diego. Available for the San Diego series or can be transported to Miami for the 2023 series and World Championship regatta. Contact Bill Hardesty at 619-838-5101 or is sitting in Biscayne Bay Yacht Club ready to race the 2018-19 Winter Series. Boat was completely rebuilt for the 2017 Worlds, has new systems and hardware, turn-key ready to go. If interested call Ezra at 305 788 4510, or email at ________________________________________________________________________________________ Crew Needed: ________________________________________________________________________________________ Crew Available: ________________________________________________________________________________________ Other: with your booking request details or visit to learn more 941-223-8264 | ![](//gbes.online/777/templates/cheerup/res/banner1.jpg) | |
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An Etchells is incredible fast for a 22/26' waterline as the ballast ratio is so high. I recently saw that Etchells were given a rating of 136 PHRF in Charlottetown. WOW! in the mid-90's my Lake Ontario PHRF cert ended up at 105! And I sailed and Easter Seals Regatta on a 90 or 93 rating post-corrected by the RC.
PHRF New England is an independent handicapping authority whose handicaps are used by fleets sailing on Buzzards Bay, Massachusetts Bay, the Gulf of Maine, and Lake Winnipesauke. ... ETCHELLS ODR *(U)* 120: EUROPE 48: 24: EVELYN 25: 147: EVELYN 25.5 IB: 174: EVELYN 26 MH: 165: EVELYN 26 OD: 168: EVELYN 32: 150:
2,851. 8. Detroit. Mar 23, 2008. #16. As FINS said, they're 117 in PHRF. We've done a couple races against them in our J/34, and while they do get hurt on reaches, with any sort of beat they're unstoppable. Nothing goes to weather like an Etchells (that I've seen, at least).
Catalina 27 Mission Bay, San Diego. Apr 7, 2015. #2. Dennis Conner, yep that one, still races his Etchells 22 regularly. It is a strict one design class... PHRF will be around 129 for spin class, 141 for non-spin. If you've never heard of this boat, you're probably not up to speed in the yacht racing world. There have been many famous sailors ...
The Etchells Class and AYC have a long history together. Designed in 1966 by Elwood Widmer & Skip Etchells from Old Greenwich, CT, the Etchells Class has grown from Fleet 1, established in Western Long Island Sound, to over 50 fleets worldwide. As one of the original, major proponents of Etchells, AYC has provided a staple of the local racing ...
Renamed ETCHELLS CLASS in 1990. The prototype 'Shililah', was built to compete in the IYRU 3 man keel boat trials of 1966. Despite winning nearly every race, another boat, (the SOLING), was ultimately selected and became the 3 man keel boat Olympic class. The enthusiasm for the new design grew just the same and the ETCHELLS CLASS became one of ...
I may throw in the towel on PHRF, love my old boat but cannot see ever getting a decent break. always liked the etchells, took one out solo yesterday--great boat! but it seems like an elitest crowd. can an average joe pick up a decent boat 8K to 12K and stand a chance?
But in another form I am looking for a good light air PHRF machine. And Etchells keep coming up for sale in this are for great prices. ... And a 145% genoa. I know it will mess up my PHRF rating but where I race the first boat to the new wind wins. ...
The resulting figures are called "corrected time." Boat A's corrected time is one hour, 48 minutes, 40 seconds. Boat B's corrected time is one hour, 49 minutes, 45 seconds. Boat A wins! PHRF handicaps also take into account the sailing conditions in various areas of the country. Maine is part of PHRF-New England.
Magpie soars like an eagle to claim 2024 Etchells World Championships. 03/25/2024. James Mayo (1999) and Richard Allanson (2019) have previously won the Etchells World Championships, but this is the first time in 20 years that Graeme Taylor can claim the honour. Sailing AUS1486 Magpie, the trio were ecstatic when they crossed the finish line of ...
The Etchells fleet has a long history on the island and continues to be an active class both domestically and overeseas. This 22 foot, 3 person keelboat boat is swift and fun to sail and is one of the world's largest classes of sail boat. You will find Etchells participating in both fleet and PHRF racing on a regular basis.
Performance Handicap Racing Fleet (PHRF) is a handicapping system used for yacht racing in North America. It allows dissimilar classes of sailboats to be raced against each other. The aim is to cancel out the inherent advantages and disadvantages of each class of boats, so that results reflect crew skill rather than equipment superiority.
A friend of mine just got a killer deal on an etchells on ebay. Now he is going to be keeping it on a mooring, and he would like to put a motor on it. He is just looking to use it as a day sailer with the only time it might see a race is a PHRF beercan race that I would make him do on it at least once.
Etchells Class is a 30′ 6″ / 9.3 m monohull sailboat designed by E. W. (Skip) Etchells and built by David Heritage Racing Yachts, Robertson and Sons Ltd., Petticrows, Sydney Yachts/Bashford Int., and Ontario Yachts starting in 1966.
Rank Division Fleet Boat Class Sail/BowNo Owner Club PHRF E2.1 6/17/2024 E2.2 6/17/2024 E2.3 6/17/2024 Total Nett; 1st: Etchells: Etchells: Senior Moment: Etchells: 0: Brush
The Etchells is a big, fast, simple, stable, and sleek racing sloop that can be sailed competitively and in comfort by three or four average sailors. It can tack in 70 degrees and has a low wetted surface hull form that keeps moving in the slightest breeze. In 20+ knots it absolutely flies. The strict one-design principle of the class was ...
Etchells sailors are enthusiastic and loyal supporters of their boat and class association. The Etchells is a big, fast, simple, stable, and sleek racing sloop that can be sailed competitively and in comfort by three or four average sailors. It can tack in 70 degrees and has a low wetted surface hull form that keeps moving in the slightest breeze.
Aren't there other Etchells to compete against? I can't imagine going back to PHRF after one design.... particularly in Annapolis
Where can you buy an Etchells? Fortunately, the Etchells has three world-class boat builders on three continents. Second-hand boats are also readily available (see class website), ranging from $3,500 US for a starter boat to $60,000-90,000 for a boat in tip-top race condition. How do you transport an Etchells? An Etchells is relatively easy to tow.
With a ballast/displacement ratio of 63 percent, Etchells are very stiff, Wurmfeld says. The e33s ballast/displacement number is 43 percent, so it, too, stands up well in a breeze. The boats narrow beam (8 feet, 6 inches) minimizes the effect of weight on the rail; the "no hiking" part of its personality is for real.
Performance Handicap Racing Fleet (PHRF) Who Owns It United States Sailing Association sanctions regional authorities to administer the national rule and develop regional by-laws. Why Did It Start Loosely based on the "Arbitrary Fleet" of the West Coast of the 1940's, PHRF emerged in the early 1980's as an empirically based handicapping system to give […]
Etchells for Charter: USA 1221 is available for charter for the 2022-23 Biscayne series and possibly the worlds in April 2023. Boat has a Charleston mast, up to date systems and hardware including inhaulers and is turnkey ready to sail. Contact Hugh Greville [email protected] or 978 395-1695. USA 1372 for charter.
Since 1978, the Shelter Island Yacht Club has hosted Etchells Fleet 15 for summer racing in the waters of eastern Long Island. The fleet includes a lively group of high-performance one design sailors who compete on the local, national, and international level. With regular summer breeze and several nearby flat-water racing venues, the fleet ...