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Quagers 
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 Topic: Which 41 foot cruiser racers have bowsprits?Posted: 28 Mar 12 at 8:53pm |
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So probably something without a sprit as standard,
MAT 12?
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Quagers
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Posted: 28 Mar 12 at 9:07pm |
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Maybe look at the designers it could be instead,
R/P Humphreys Juan K Mills Corby Are the only ones that come to mind, AFAIK Juan K and R/P hasnt done a 41ft IRC boat thats based in this part of the world, so that just leaves the other 3.
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catmandoo
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Posted: 29 Mar 12 at 8:43am |
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laser193713
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Posted: 29 Mar 12 at 9:16am |
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Sounds awfully like a Bene First 40 with a bowsprit! I hear sunsail are fitting bowsprits to their fleet of F40s too although their ones dont have a T bulb. After some of the ideas posted around here the F40 would be a massive letdown!
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RS400atC
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Posted: 29 Mar 12 at 10:21am |
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Can we link this to the '505's are very expensive' thread?
Could be a lot of things depending on how you define 'successful designer'. Sparkman and Stevens? Herreshoff? Who won the most America's Cups? I used to sail a Lightwave 395 which had the draft, there was one with a sprit IIRC, but I guess that would be in the classics regatta these days? |
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flaming
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Posted: 29 Mar 12 at 11:52am |
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Well you can rule out....
Grand Soleil - No 41
Archambault - no torpedo keel
Salona - no torpedo keel
However, the new Dehler 41 is an almost exact fit.
Torpedo keel, 8 foot draft - 2,995kg. Symetrical as standard, designed by Judel / Vrolijk
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s.a.l.t.y
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Posted: 30 Mar 12 at 10:39am |
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I reckon it is Oystercatcher XXVI, a Humphries design built for the GP/IRC 42 rulings for Richard Matthews. Very successful boat in the UK and the Caribbean and fits the description pretty much exactly!
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Posted: 08 Apr 12 at 11:41pm |
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So er, do we get to know the answer?
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Andymac
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Posted: 18 Apr 12 at 6:08am |
...Apparently not.
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