Looking for a classic plastic ±20' Daysailer

[Aneblanc]

Originally Posted by lumberjack_jeff

I have weakness for the Catalina 22. Ubiquitous, cheap and fun.

Nice boat, probably too big and fat, same problem with the rudder protruding.

The Nordica 16 is 14½'x6'x18"

Looking for approx 18'-20'x5'x±20" long keel with outboard rudder attached to the trailing end of the keel and maybe with a CB through the keel

[Aneblanc]

Originally Posted by michael pierzga

Rudder attached to the keel and lobster bouy prof is why the Shields, the Dark Harbor 20 and the Ludders 16 are so much loved as daysailors in Maine

All too big, too heavy too deep. Something like that 20' LOA, 1200lbs displacement?
Right the rudder need not be outboard it can attach to the end of the keel.

[michael pierzga]

Perhaps one of Antonio Diaz's designs.

http://www.arnold-cad.com/asv/pdf/Dias.pdf

[Aneblanc]

Originally Posted by michael pierzga

Perhaps one of Antonio Diaz's designs.

http://www.arnold-cad.com/asv/pdf/Dias.pdf

No self-bailing cockpit. Could not find the undewater profile. Ugly roller furler. Not very convincing to me.

[Aneblanc]

The Cape Dory Typhoon is approaching my requirements except that it is too deep and a too heavy. A gaff or a gunter rig wold be great for quick mast raising.

[Aneblanc]

I probably can pull 1800lbs without trouble.

[eyschulman]

My Oday 2+2 had a kick up rudder with control lines very easy to unload weed etc.