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| converting a catamaran to cathedral-(ish) i am going to convert a 16ft fibreglass catamaran powerboat into a dory, dont know if anyones ever tried this, i am looking for suggestions, my thought would be to add a new nose between the existing 2 ending up in a shallow v at the back, using plywood to fibreglass the shape. as i say im hoping for suggestions, great forum and thanks |
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| Would it be easer to sell or swap to the hull you want? |
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| Knew someone would say that, nope its my latest project lol. |
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| The beam to length ratio of a cat would make your dory extremely wide.
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