Hird Island Electric Skiff
An inshore skiff for sails, oars, or electric propulsion.
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An inshore skiff for sails, oars, or electric propulsion.
A 35' centerboard cruising boat designed for long-distance cruising and living aboard. Simplicity’s raised deck and 11’ beam result in a spacious interior, with standing headroom throughout. Construction is plywood over plywood bulkheads and frames.
Cape Henry 21 lapstrake plywood trailer sailer
BABY BAGGIE is quite long and difficult to build for its size (10 Foot) but has been designed mainly to satisfy the desire of having a small elegant boat.
MIA is a 12 foot runabout, Her design is inspired by William Jackson's 1955 design for the 'Ace' which was produced by the Sande Boat Works between 1956 and 1962 (www.sandeace.com).This design differs from those of the period in that it is to be constructed i
A boat to take you to all the shallow water places that most sailors never see up close (deep water places too). At only 95 lbs it is easily car topped or trailered and can even be launched from many places without a ramp.
Two matching 8' fiberglassed okume plywood boats with 6 and 8-hp motors carried on one trail
Award winning, designed by William Starling Burgess/Stone built.
Piccolo model professionally built by George Bullitt.