Airborne 12ft skiff

silver!!!!!!! its the ultimate coulor but paint "pants" on the bottom in gold

best text on the bottom of a hull, is PTO, on the boat of the same anem, always makes the rescue crew laugh.

call me a liar but i thought the general plan was to keep the boat the right way up?! in my previous experience they go quicker that way! 

You rig cherubs on their side anyway due to the lack of halyards so the bottom would be on show a lot so PTO might not be the best plan or you will get people trying to put your boat back on the trolley when you are trying to rig

Originally posted by KnightMare Lol  yeah have had friends that actualy seem to go faster upside down. lol

There was a nice if slightly macabre story I heard from the 1930s or that aosrt of era. Lord something, a keen yachtsman, but never quite, shall we say, in the first echelon, had died and had chosen to be buried at sea. So out they went to the mouth of the estuary, with coffin on board and conducted the ceremony. Unfortunately the undertakers had not sufficiently ballasted the coffin and it floated. And headed in on the tide at considerable speed.

To which one of the crew on the boat running the ceremony remarked to another "I must say his Lordship's going a lot better in his coffin then he ever did in his yacht"

oh that does sound funny-  would have been funny o see as a bystander but horrible if u were hisfamily