Steve and Jamie Reed of Greeley, Colorado, built this cute little rocking boat with no metal fasteners, just glue and dowels. They used teak, purple heart, poplar, pine, ash, and oak. Some tiny Reed captain should be overjoyed with their first command.
Mike Yates of Bainbridge Island, Washington designed & built this recreational/open-water shell. Loosely based on Graeme King’s immortal Kingfisher, it is strip-built with 1/8″ Western Red Cedar & Alaskan Yellow Cedar, covered with 2-oz fiberglass.
ULABRAND was designed by Dag Oppen Berntsen and Dag Fjeldstad. She was built of larch planking on oaken frames, in Klaipeda, Lithuania, and rigged/finished in Stavern, Norway in 2007 by Fredriksvern Trebåtbyggeri AS.
KAJO is a Pirate Class Dinghy that came from Germany to Denmark in the spring of 2016, to be renovated and cared for by the Fjordkultur Boat Hustlers Inc. Her hull is Oregon pine on white oak frames. She is known as “The Fastest Looking Boat on Limfjord.”
Growing up as a child my parents owned the same model. When I was in Afghanistan serving this boat came up and I bought it. I shipped it up from Kansas City MO. I am looking to connect with other Chris Craft DCFB or DCEB owners.
