Dinghy development: Foxer

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Topic: Foxer

Posted By: Riv
Subject: Foxer
Date Posted: 18 May 22 at 2:38pm

Does anyone know if the Foxer is still being made?
All I can find online is a reference to Reid Steel, which seems to lead no where.

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Mistral Div II prototype board, Original Windsurfer, Hornet built'74.

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Posted By: 423zero
Date Posted: 18 May 22 at 6:41pm

Have you looked on Hamble river sailing club? not sure if it's the same boat.

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Robert

Posted By: Riv
Date Posted: 18 May 22 at 7:36pm

Can't see a mention there....

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Mistral Div II prototype board, Original Windsurfer, Hornet built'74.

Posted By: 423zero
Date Posted: 18 May 22 at 7:59pm

https://m.facebook.com/groups/185133061528991/

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Robert

Posted By: Chris Bowen
Date Posted: 18 May 22 at 9:30pm

https://hawk20.co.uk/foxer/" rel="nofollow - https://hawk20.co.uk/foxer/

Posted By: Riv
Date Posted: 18 May 22 at 9:41pm

Thanks, I'll give them a call

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Mistral Div II prototype board, Original Windsurfer, Hornet built'74.

Posted By: limonero
Date Posted: 23 May 22 at 6:02pm

I have just noticed your post regarding Foxer manufacture. There was a plan to build some in Brightlingsea. I have had one for nearly a year and really enjoyed the close racing, however I am having to give it up due to poor health and about to put the boat on the market. I don't know whether you may be interested, it is a mark 2 with racing foils etc.

I notice you had a Hornet in the 70's, I had one then and crewed on Hotrod and Bloody Red Baron and for Graham Adams at the championships.

Posted By: Colin W
Date Posted: 23 May 22 at 9:30pm

White Formula at Brightlingsea have purchased the moulds to the Foxers and have the license to build them.
So give them a call and talk to Robert White.