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A class A trailerable sailboat it is something many sailors desire. The best of two worlds: a light, fast sailboat, easily trailerable, that can be sailed offshore, even cross oceans, with the advantages of not being expensive and easy to store in a garage for the winter? That is a boat that ticks a lot of boxes and makes you, and even myself, dream. A boat not only able to explore the seas but all those big and beautiful lakes, and for those that are not retired, able to be transported…

Gamin Sailboat Plans - Free download as PDF File (.pdf), Text File (.txt) or read online for free. Gamin is an inexpensive, family-friendly sailboat that is easy to build at home. She has a deep, roomy hull that is heavily ballasted, making her stable though slower than lighter sailboats. Her size makes her easy to trailer and suitable for day trips with family and camping gear. Construction instructions are provided, with details on laying out full-size patterns, assembling the frames…

45′ LOA including bowsprit. Derived from the ISLANDER 40MS, (originally designed by Charles Davies, also built by Cheoy Lee??). Updated with interior re-design by Robert Perry.

Boatbuilding is one of the most ancient forms of craftsmanship still alive today. As long as our ancestors have had a curiosity about exploring open waters, they have been practicing and honing their boatbuilding skills.

Polliwog Sailboat Plans - Free download as PDF File (.pdf), Text File (.txt) or read online for free. Vintage article on building Polliwog, an 18 foot sloop sailboat.

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The following week, we crept along the Sunshine Coast and got acquainted with the scale of the British Columbia landscape, a tidal range approaching 16’, and an abundance of drifting logs and deadheads. We made an overnight stop at Wilson Creek and raided the supermarket the next morning, stocking up on flour, oats, nuts, raisins, and powdered milk. Although our supplies were as simple as the boat itself, Koen saw to it that we would have a culinary high point every day. He had brought his…