Dream 10 Boat boat park
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Topic: Dream 10 Boat boat park
Posted By: Guest
Subject: Dream 10 Boat boat park
Date Posted: 21 Jun 06 at 11:42pm
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OK - I can't really think of 10 cars I'd like but I can boats Musto Skiff regards, Rick
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Posted By: Scooby_simon
Date Posted: 21 Jun 06 at 11:54pm
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10 boats (and I have forgotten the 24ft rule as a VX counts as a Dinghy in my book)
VX40
Tornado (maybe made of carbon to shed a few pounds) for distance racing
Marstrom M20 (to compare with the Tornado)
My new boat 10 foot wide A class with a Kite (If I ever get to build it).
18 Footer
Dragon
Foiling Moth
And then for the Kids
Oppie
Topper
29er ------------- Wanna learn to Ski - PM me.. |
Posted By: 49erGBR735HSC
Date Posted: 22 Jun 06 at 12:24am
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Nice one Rick, the car thing was dull! Top 10 boats for the park 49er 29erXX 18 foot skiff 12 foot skiff Int 14 MPS 505 Tornado Sport Backman 21 Melges 24 If I can do what Simon did with the VX4O, please order me a VO70 instead of the Melges.........No kids yet but sure the 505 could be used for teaching duties until I have to sell a skiffy thing ------------- Dennis Watson 49er GBR735 http://www.helensburghsailingclub.co.uk/ - Helensburgh S.C http://www.noblemarine.co.uk/home.php3?affid=560 - Boat Insurance from Noble Marine |
Posted By: Scooby_simon
Date Posted: 22 Jun 06 at 7:44am
No the VO70 is not a Dinghy ! ------------- Wanna learn to Ski - PM me.. |
Posted By: feva_sailor
Date Posted: 22 Jun 06 at 8:01am
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open bic
laser 4000 29erxx laser hobie le race moth(dont know i i could sail it though) international canoe(same with that) topper topper buzz rs 600 ------------- |
Posted By: Prince Buster
Date Posted: 22 Jun 06 at 8:47am
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feva_kid your one's rubbish...... cherub moth 49er 29er mps a-class cat 18ft skiff rsK6 international 14 MX-RAY  ------------- international moth - "what what?" |
Posted By: Prince Buster
Date Posted: 22 Jun 06 at 8:50am
no a dragon's 29ft ------------- international moth - "what what?" |
Posted By: BBSCFaithfull
Date Posted: 22 Jun 06 at 9:37am
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An International 14 (This one is attainable lol) A 12 Skiff An 18ft Skiff A 49er A Musto Skiff RS 600 Voodoo Skiff RS800 AC Canoe 05 Rules Cherub ------------- Greatfully Sponsored By www.allgoodfun.com Int 14 GBR 1503!! |
Posted By: tgruitt
Date Posted: 22 Jun 06 at 11:28am
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97 rules Cherub 05 rules Cherub Aus Cherub Aus 12ft Skiff NZ 12 ft Skiff R Class Skiff Flying Ant 18ft Skiff Foiling Moth Melges 24 Melges 32 Melges MC Although I know all of these boats will scare the sh*te out of me, the Cherub scares me enough and I have been sailing that for a while! ------------- Needs to sail more... |
Posted By: Strawberry
Date Posted: 22 Jun 06 at 11:38am
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Cherub Can I squash them all really close together so I can fit in an A-class and 505 aswell? ------------- Cherub 2649 "Dangerous Strawberry |
Posted By: Jamie
Date Posted: 22 Jun 06 at 1:21pm
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Flying Dutchman 505 Int 14 A-class catemaran 18foot skiff Phantom MS OD B14 (I'm too heavy but they look fun.) Hobie Tiger Aysmetric canoe ------------- www.sailfd.org/GBR - GBR Flying Dutchman |
Posted By: feva_sailor
Date Posted: 22 Jun 06 at 2:08pm
how heavy are you??if your too heavy for a b14 im sure u would be too heavy for a i14 and i canoe and an a_class ------------- |
Posted By: southcoast
Date Posted: 22 Jun 06 at 2:23pm
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mine would be rs600 MPS rs700 Foiling Moth Int 14 (foiling one) 18ft skiff 12ft skiff rs300 Voodoo skiff and of course the "SC15" as it was the (in)famous winner of the ugliest boat prize and the vids of it just entice me to sail one |
Posted By: Jamie
Date Posted: 22 Jun 06 at 2:27pm
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Depends on the user, I'm too heavy for a oppy as well, and I've sailed them. I could just take the A-class out in high wind. I am not a good helm from the wire so the I14 would have plenty of power if I had a medium sized crew. And the canoe would be just fun whatever. I only commented on the b14 weight issue cause it's a hiker. and I would just have less hiking to do... shame. ------------- www.sailfd.org/GBR - GBR Flying Dutchman |
Posted By: Olly4088
Date Posted: 22 Jun 06 at 2:35pm
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I would go for. Albacore 49er 18footer Rs300 Phantom MPS Solo Boss Rs400 Tornado ------------- Phantom 1298 |
Posted By: 29er397
Date Posted: 22 Jun 06 at 3:23pm
Mine would be...
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Posted By: BBSCFaithfull
Date Posted: 22 Jun 06 at 3:35pm
U missed 1! ------------- Greatfully Sponsored By www.allgoodfun.com Int 14 GBR 1503!! |
Posted By: Isis
Date Posted: 22 Jun 06 at 4:19pm
Quite like singlehanded assy trapeze boats then? ------------- |
Posted By: 49erGBR735HSC
Date Posted: 22 Jun 06 at 4:25pm
Technically, I'd say the VX40 aint a dinghy neither plus its over 24 feet. The reason that I mentioned the VO70 is purely due to its performance and the power to weight ratio being paralleled to an 18 foot skiff. ------------- Dennis Watson 49er GBR735 http://www.helensburghsailingclub.co.uk/ - Helensburgh S.C http://www.noblemarine.co.uk/home.php3?affid=560 - Boat Insurance from Noble Marine |
Posted By: Isis
Date Posted: 22 Jun 06 at 4:33pm
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My turn anyhoo... Cherub Moth (foiler) Proposed New Rules IC 18ft skiff (a propper oldschool unlimited one) 12ft skiff 6ft skiff (can I have 2? theyre only little...) A-class MPS B14 MXray based carbon one off ------------- |
Posted By: Strawberry
Date Posted: 22 Jun 06 at 5:07pm
No Supernova then? ------------- Cherub 2649 "Dangerous Strawberry |
Posted By: Olly4088
Date Posted: 22 Jun 06 at 5:09pm
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Unfortunatly not ------------- Phantom 1298 |
Posted By: gonzo
Date Posted: 22 Jun 06 at 7:44pm
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Ok guys well have spent a while thinking about this and have come to a conclusion that: RS600 quick to rig only one sail and good fun for a late afternoon sail 49er just an amazing boat and want to race them 18footer aussie rules unlimited wing span MPS for the time you need to be alone and go for a real blast A class with a kite just for pure and uttere speed Laser for class racing Tornado just coz its super quick F18 just coz i love them 505 as they are a sh*t hot old school class which still is amazing And a moth just to keep me entertained ------------- Go Big or Go home or sail a 49er!!! |
Posted By: jpbuzz591
Date Posted: 22 Jun 06 at 8:18pm
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1. MPS 2. 49er 3. 18ft Skiff 4. RS 600 5. Cherub 6.My Buzz (for nostalgia) 7. I14 8. RS 300 9. 29xx 10. 5 tonner ------------- Jp Indoe Contender 518 Buzz591 Chew Valley Sailing club Bristol |
Posted By: fizzicist
Date Posted: 22 Jun 06 at 8:21pm
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Surely a Thames A Rater would qualify as a dinghy. But, if the Garage is only 24 foot long I can't have one :( 1) RS300 2) 505 3) Foiling Moth 4) B14 5) 49er 6) I14 7) RS600 8) Merlin Rocket 9) 18 Foot Skiff 10) Javelin ------------- Not all chemicals are bad. Without chemicals such as hydrogen and oxygen, for example, there would be no way to make water, a vital ingredient in beer. |
Posted By: hurricane
Date Posted: 22 Jun 06 at 8:59pm
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in rank order 1) Tornado Sport 2) Flyer A class 3) Latest F18 4) F18HT 5) Hurricane 5.9 6) Classic Tornado 7) Laser (for westbere rick) 8) 18ft skiff 9) 49er 10) Hydrofoiled Moth ------------- lifes to short to sail slow boats! RIP Olympic Tornado 1976-2007 |
Posted By: les5269
Date Posted: 22 Jun 06 at 9:07pm
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1 49er can't beat excellence 2 laser 5000 because I loved it 3 laser 4000 great fun 4 Contender 5 Mps/700 not really bothered which 6 Norfolk punt (have you seen these Awesome) 7 12ft Skiff 8 Scorpian 9 505 10 My old otter for sentimenall reasons ------------- 49er 531 & 5000 5025 and a mirror(now gone to mirror heaven)! http://www.grafham.org/" rel="nofollow - Grafham water Sailing Club The greatest inland sailing in the country |
Posted By: radial179102
Date Posted: 23 Jun 06 at 12:31am
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1.laser 2.Blaze 3.Solo (a winder hull! oh yeah!!) 4.420 (ziegelmayer all the way!) 5.GP14 (yes, I'm an old man in 16 year old girls clothing... hang on... thats not right... :S ) 6.Foiling Moth (why not?!) 7.RS200 8.RS300 ------------- 
Villan is my Bitch ;) |
Posted By: southcoast
Date Posted: 23 Jun 06 at 5:23pm
yeh! iv got a 600 and its the best thing ever(not assy as i cant afford the ones in my list) with singlehanders you can always go sailing and still go at the same if not more speed as most other boats, perfect. |
Posted By: Lucy Lee
Date Posted: 25 Jun 06 at 8:39pm
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In no particular order: 18 foot skiff 16 foot skiff International 14 B14 13 foot skiff 12 foot skiff R Class UK Rules Cherub Foiling Moth Umm.. 6 foot Skiff?
------------- Fly Cherub! |
Posted By: Strawberry
Date Posted: 25 Jun 06 at 8:40pm
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Wow, how did you manage that? ------------- Cherub 2649 "Dangerous Strawberry |
Posted By: Isis
Date Posted: 25 Jun 06 at 8:41pm
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Its like a crossword, but different! Edit: Dammit, been fixed so now I look really stupid.. cheers lucy  ------------- |
Posted By: Lucy Lee
Date Posted: 25 Jun 06 at 8:42pm
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Oi Isis, there's a boat in your garage that isn't going to fix itself. Stop posting, get glueing ------------- Fly Cherub! |
Posted By: Isis
Date Posted: 25 Jun 06 at 8:42pm
Yes Lucy 
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Posted By: timnoyce
Date Posted: 25 Jun 06 at 9:27pm
You've been told there Ben! Thanks for you help with the mast Lucy. Should be getting it at the weekend. With luck it'll fit sweetly onto my newly stumped Monster ------------- http://www.facebook.com/bearfootdesign - BEARFOOT DESIGN Cherub 2648 - Comfortably Numb |